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London International Research Exchange is associated with the libertarian and anti-environmental LM network. The Exchange was established in 1994, its objective being 'to stimulate public discussion on the media by promoting critical journalism and research.' Reports appeared in 1994 and 1995 and its last available reports come from 1997 and 1998.

It was directed by LM associate Joan Phillips and contributors included LM associates Phil Hammond, Thomas Deichmann, editor of Novo Argumente, Daniel Ben-Ami, Tessa Mayes, Megan Rowling and Lynn Revell.

Funding

According to Phil Hammond the Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation 'kindly allowed us to use their facilitities for the dureation of the project, and.. generously supported the writing up of the research'

Contact

21 Hillfield Avenue,

London N8 7DU.

Website: http://www.easynet.net/LIRE/about.htm

Publications

• History as News, By Phil Hammond and Joan Hoey. Booklet Pounds 5 (individuals), Pounds 10 (institutions). London International Research Exchange, 21 Hillfield Avenue, London N8 7DU.
• Philip Hammond, (Ed.)"Cultural Difference, Media Memories: Anglo-American Images of Japan", Continuum, 1997, 'This study is a product of a media project undertaken by the London International Research Exchange',
• Disclosure: media freedom and the privacy debate after Diana edited by Tessa Mayes Exclusive interviews with editors, journalists, photographers and lawyers concerned about the effect of privacy regulation on media freedom. Published by London International Research Exchange, 1998.