Below are the links to both the whole overview page of my writing with the BBC and a link to each individual piece I wrote during my time there:
Full overview page with all of my writing for the BBC
Murdoch: Cunning Fox still leads media pack
Facebook: Social network or media company?
New Bagehot columnist for the Economist
The lost journalists of 2016
What does future hold for Telegraph?
Media: What to look out for in 2017
Desmond, Montgomery and the Express
What challenges await the new BBC chair?
Was Buzzfeed right on Trump dossier?
Fake news: Too important to ignore
How May's Brexit speech played out on the front pages
Arron Banks launches news website
Kirkup leaves Telegraph for think tank
Spicer plans to hold press to account
Hockney redesigns the Sun's logo
Donald Trump, media saviour
Rosy signs for quality journalism market
Germany fights back against fake news
Trinity Mirror pulls out of advertising talks
Is the reporter an endangered species?
Brown calls for new press abuse inquiry
Trump and the media - Is it war or love?
Fox and Sky: Is this time different?
Channel 4 chief executive to stand down
Do technology giants face a backlash?
What I learned at School Report
George Osborne: From history buff to austerity editor
Osborne job 'a remarkable move'
What is the function of an editor?
Alastair Campbell returns to newspapers
Channel 4 and BBC: Changes ahead
Two visions for the future of media
Six priorities for newspaper editor George Osborne
Fox victims' lawyer to meet Ofcom next week
BBC election debates: A decent result?
Rupert Murdoch gives robust response to BBC questions
Gordon Brown calls for 'Leveson 2'
May delights her fans in the press
Standard's deputy moves to Mail Online
Five election lessons for the media
Hateful content: Is the media biased?
Are the Murdochs too powerful?
What will the industry make of star pay?
Is the Independent still independent?
Should other papers follow The Independent's digital lead?
Facebook Watch and TV's reinvention
How much of Fleet Street is for sale?
No more Shakespeare for Sir Ian McKellen?
Weinstein and the media's shame
The horror of Weinstein's casting couch
Weinstein: Is the media complicit?
Fake news: a teenage dilemma
Jay Hunt joins US tech giant
Gambling: Has public opinion shifted?
Channel 4's Bake Off risk has paid off
Can democracy survive Facebook?
Teaching fact from fiction
The late, great Steve Connor
Max Clifford, king of fake news
Reflections on a year in broadcasting
The cunning Fox and the mighty Mouse
Fran Unsworth's hellish new job
Introducing… The Russell Prize 2017
Media: What to look out for in 2018
The Guardian redesign: A review
Eight reasons Facebook has peaked
The Tortoise and the Share
Data and the threat to democracy
Google to News: can we be friends?
Facebook's biggest challenge yet
A (data) economy that works for all?
Mark Sorryberg 1, Congress 0 – for now
Cricket win a coup for TalkSport
Martin Lewis seeks damages for Facebook ads
The coming bidding war for Sky
Wright leaves The Wright Stuff
Peston's show moves to Wednesday nights
Dacre was testimony to the power of papers
Gaming becomes the latest addiction
Evening Standard to record £10m loss
BBC cuts gender pay gap to 7.6%
The issue with BBC Studios becoming commercial
High stakes for BBC over Sir Cliff appeal
Infowars and the new public sphere
Have US papers given Trump a gift?
Anonymous Trump op-ed passes key tests
I was wrong on BBC 'poachers' charter'
Why techno-nationalism matters
Can a new Kangaroo transform British TV?
Why Comcast wanted Sky so badly
Gambling: A tale of two families
Can Harding make Slow News pay?
Why Sir Nick Clegg is joining Facebook
BBC licences: Who should pay?
Why tech is taking a hammering
Social reform in the digital age
Amol Rajan reveals the best articles of 2018
Amol: My media predictions for 2019
Can Nick Clegg help Facebook grow up?
MPs give Big Tech a hammering
Why are the BBC and ITV creating BritBox?
Tech giants move to pre-empt regulation
Do digital echo chambers exist?
The constant influence of dark ads
Frears in talks to adapt Quiz for ITV
Guardian records operating profit
Missing out on free school meals?
The Jeremy Kyle Show faces tough questioning
Why The Jeremy Kyle Show was scrapped
What kind of internet do you want?
Why BBC salaries are such a hard sell
The new threats to journalism
The internet as religious experience
How to break into the elite
Who will regulate digital political ads?
Your place in the data ecosystem
Daily Mail mobilises big names for premium offer
How we are targeted online
UK shows how not to regulate tech
'Defining what is political advertising is hard'
Five lessons from the 'social media' election
What the election fall-out means for the BBC
Amol Rajan's 9 media predictions for 2020
Trends v events in news coverage
Could royal couple's move make media intrusion worse?
The search begins for a new DG at the BBC
A radical experiment, at an uncertain time, for BBC News
The web according to our kids
Coronavirus and a fake news pandemic
Coronavirus and a media paradox
OED expands to reflect Coronavirus
How coronavirus infected publishing
What journalist-haters get wrong
Journalists are needed, now more than ever
Why saving the (print) Standard will be tough
Tim Davie's hellish new job at the BBC
No such thing as the internet
Amol Rajan reveals the best writing of 2020
What changes will 2021 bring for the media?
Who is the BBC's new chairman, Richard Sharp?
Wootton leaves News UK for GB News and Mail Online
The New European bought by consortium from Archant
ITV's boss talks Kyle, Love Island and the future
A dose of realism on tech regulation
Why Piers Morgan left Good Morning Britain
Former No 10 communications director joins BBC Board
Google boss warns of threats to free internet
How to be a pro-active regulator
Prince Harry's legal battle with the media
Djokovic willing to miss tournaments over vaccine
Why newspapers matter in race to be next PM
Vogue editor says losing his sight is biggest fear
No respite for BBC, despite praise for funeral coverage
'Unbelievable': Lord Sugar hits out at President Trump
Lineker's tears at his colleagues' MOTD boycott
'Eurovision voting anticipates what's happening in politics'
'AI risks dragging women and girls back to the dark ages'
Martina Navratilova: 'I wouldn't have left home for Trump's America'
Fashion giant Edward Enninful on the Sydney Sweeney controversy
Why Gen X are the real 'squeezed generation'
Jordan Stephens: 'Men need more open conversations about sex'
Jamie Oliver on the return of his restaurant chain
Does anyone actually like ordering food via a QR code?
The Night Manager series three is being written now
How fast fashion is getting even faster
Netflix boss: 'YouTube is a televsion competitor'
Which jobs will be most valuable in the AI era?
How did your parents' generation feel about Britain and England?
How much time do you spend on your phone?
Should unpaid internships be banned?
Is there more to pubs than pints and Scotch eggs?
Is there a brain drain in working class communities?
