Recent Media

Here’s what Vicky has been up to recently in the media:

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May 11th 2013

Sky News

Vicky reviewed the papers on Sky News, alongside guest Mick Booker from the Express and hosts Stephen Dixon and Gillian Joseph.

She was on at 6.40, 7.40 and 8.40am. The three broadcasts are below.

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May 5th 2013

BBC 1′s “The Big Questions”

Twice in two weeks, Vicky was a guest on BBC 1′s The Big Question. This show aired on May 5th at 10am.

Hosted by Nicky Campbell, the programme debated “Are religions unfair to women?”

You can watch the full episode on iPlayer here, or if that link has expired, you can watch 3/4 of the programme below:

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BBC News Channel

May 5th 2013

Vicky reviewed the news papers on the BBC News Channel at 10.30pm and 11.30pm, hosted by Martine Croxall.

Watch the 10.30pm slot below:

The 11.30pm slot is here:

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April 28th 2013

BBC 1′s “The Big Questions”

Vicky was a guest on BBC 1′s The Big Questions, airing on Sunday 28th at 10am.

Hosted by Nicky Campbell, the programme debated “Is social media out of control?” and “Should monarchs retire?”

You can watch the first 2/3rds of the programme below:

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April 15th 2013

Sky News

Vicky was invited to discuss the ethics of using heavily competitive methods of teaching children in schools.

As an Ethicist, she discussed the moral questions raised by recent research showing that 2/3 of children feel pressure to cheat at school in order to win.

She was joined by Sports Psychologist Dan Abrahams and the host was Jeremy Thompson.

You can watch below.

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April 12th 2013

BBC News Channel

Vicky reviewed the news papers on the BBC News Channel at 10.30pm and 11.30pm. The host was Tim Willcox and the other paper reviewer was Gideon Spanier from the Evening Standard.

You can watch below.

10.30pm slot:

11.30pm slot:

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April 12th 2013

BBC London

Vicky was a guest on BBC London 94.9 giving comment on the social media etiquette of Paris Brown and the MET police officers, all of whom faced public outcry and dismissal/resignation over their inappropriate use of Twitter.

As a Research Fellow in Internet Ethics, Vicky often comments on social media stories and how they intersect with morality and the law.

You can listen to it here.

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April 11h 2013

Daybreak, ITV

Vicky reviewed the news papers on ITV’s “Daybreak”. The hosts were Matt Barbet and Helen Fospero. The other paper reviewer was Kevin Pierce from The Daily Mail.

You can watch below:

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April 8th 2013

Daybreak, ITV

Vicky reviewed the news papers on ITV’s “Daybreak”. The hosts were Matt Barbet and Helen Fospero.

The other paper reviewer was Kevin Maguire, editor of The Mirror.

You can watch below:

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April 6th 2013

BBC Breakfast, BBC 1

Vicky reviewed the news papers on BBC1′s “BBC Breakfast”, discussing Malala, women’s rights, a new book about Auschwitz, the power of being a geek and the hilarious incident of the Duchess of Cambridge meeting her ‘Kate Doll’.

You can watch below.

And the 8.20am slot:

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March 31st 2013

Sky News

Vicky was interviewed on Sky News about the future of the church. The new Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, urged the church in an Easter Sunday interview to “disagree gracefully”. Vicky discusses this with hosts Stephen Dixon and Gillian Joseph.

You can watch it below.

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March 30th 2013

LBC Radio

Vicky was interviewed on LBC’s James Max Show about whether Christians in the UK are truly ‘persecuted’ as Lord Carey claimed in the Mail this past week.

You can listen below.

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March 22nd 2013

The Independent

Vicky writes for the Independent on technology, religion and culture. Check out her latest piece on “Google Glass”.

You can read it here.

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March 21st 2013

Channe 5 News

Vicky was interviewed on Channel 5 with her ‘Social Media Expert’ hat on. March 21st was the 7th birthday of social media network Twitter, so Vicky spoke about it’s accomplishments so far and what’s ahead.

You can watch below:

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Radio 4′s “Beyond Belief”

March 25th 2013

Vicky was a pannelist/guest on Radio 4′s Beyond Belief, hosted by Ernie Rea.

The topic was the future of ‘Evangelicalism’ within the Christian faith.

You can listen to the programme here.

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March 21st 2013

The Metro

Vicky was interviewed with her ‘social media expert’ hat on in The Metro, related to the 7th birthday of Twitter.

You can read it here.

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March 21st 2013

The Daily Mail

The Mail interviewed Vicky as a ’social media expert’, related to the 7th birthday of Twitter.

You can read it here.

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March 22nd 2013

ITV’s Daybreak News Paper Review

Vicky reviewed the newspapers on ITV’s Daybreak, with hosts John Stapleton and Ranvir Singh and fellow guest James O’Brien from London’s LBC Radio.

You can watch below:

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March 16th 2013

Sky News Paper Review

Vicky reviewed the newspapers on Sky News Sunrise, with fellow guest Mick Booker the deputy editor of The Express.

You can watch below.

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March 4th 2013

Nick Ferrari Show, LBC 97.3

Vicky was a guest on Nick’s show debating whether “forgiveness is enough” in the light of Cardinal O’Brien’s confessions about sexual misconduct.

You can listen to it here.

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Sunday March 3rd 2013

The Big Questions, BBC 1

Vicky was a front row guest on The Big Questions, invited to comment on all three of the programme’s discussion topics.

It was broadcast live from St Albans at 10am on BBC1.

You can watch it

You can watch it here (on iPlayer) or here (if iPlayer’s link has expired).

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Saturday March 2nd 2013

Stephen Nolan Show on BBC Radio 5 Live

Vicky was a guest on Nolan’s show debating about the “Keep Calm and Hit Her” t-shirts sold on Amazon. Vicky presented her feminist and theological arguments against the shirts and debated with others.

You can listen to it here.

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LBC 97.3

Friday 1st March 2013

Ian Collins Round Table Show (there’s Ian and Vicky in their ‘matching glasses’!)

Vicky is a regular on LBC and was one of the two guests on the hour-long Roundtable show with Ian Collins. They reviewed the news from the past week, including Eastleigh, the Pope and much more.

You can listen to it here.

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ITV’s Daybreak

February 19th 2013

Vicky reviewed the newspapers on Daybreak. You can watch below:

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The James Whale Show, LBC Radio

19th February 2013

Vicky is a regular guest on LBC. Today she was part of The James Whale show.

She & James debated Hilary Mantel’s comments about the Duchess of Cambridge, both holding very different views creating a passionate discussion. You can listen below:

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LBC Radio

11th February 2013

Vicky is a regular guest on LBC. Today she was part of James O’Brien’s morning show.

She discussed the sudden announcement of the Pope’s resignation which took place just minutes earlier.

You can listen to here (requires an LBC subscription).

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Paper Review, Sky News

10th February 2013

Vicky reviewed the newspapers on Sky Sunrise on their Sunday morning show at 6.40, 7.40 and 8.40am.

You can watch below.

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LBC Radio

3rd February 2013

Vicky is a regular guest on LBC. Today she was a panellist on Iain Dale’s Politics Show.

The topic of discussion was the challenges and opportunities that face the new Archbishop and the Church of England.

The other guests were journalists George Pitcher and Ruth Gledhill and MP Mike Freer.

You can listen to here.

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Premier Radio

25th January 2013

Vicky was interviewed on Premier Radio about the Pope’s recent comments on social media in his World Communications Day speech for 2013.

You can listen to it here.

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BBC Breakfast

24th December 2012

Vicky was interviewed on BBC Breakfast about about the relationship between faith and social media, with an emphasis on the Church of England’s 2012 Twitter campaign #ChristmasStartsWithChrist. The other guest was the Bishop of Jarrow.

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UCB Radio (1.4 million listeners worldwide)

12th December 2012

Vicky was interviewed about the relationship between faith and social media, with an emphasis on the Church of England’s 2012 Twitter campaign #ChristmasStartsWithChrist.

You can hear it here.

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BBC Religion & Ethics Online

25th November 2012

Vicky wrote a commissioned comment piece on the relationship between Christianity and Feminism.

You can read it here.

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BBC News Channel

19th November 2012

Vicky spoke about the forthcoming Church of England vote on ‘Women Bishops’. She discussed the social media campaign that she co-launched with handful of others, to stand up for gender equality in the Church.

The campaign had an impact beyond their expectations, with thousands of supporters and national coverage. In addition to BBC News, the “Yes2WomenBishops” campaign was highlighted by the Times, Guardian, Telegraph and Independent, 5 Live, and the entire BBC local radio network.

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Radio 4′s The Moral Maze

15th November 2012

Vicky was an invited guest on The Moral Maze discussing the ethics of social media.

She and the other 3 guests were grilled by a panel that included host Michael Buerk, Michael Portillo, Giles Fraser, Kenan Malik and Claire Fox.

You can listen to it here.

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LBC Radio

15th November 2012

Vicky was an invited guest discussing the ethics of social media, with special reference to the Lord McAlpine situation.

As a social media consultant, and a Visiting Research Fellow in Internet Ethics at Durham University, Vicky often comments on current affairs that are related to social media and use of the Internet.

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The Guardian

13th November 2012

Vicky wrote for The Guardian’s Comment Is Free on the power of social media in campaigning, with special reference to the Church of England’s forthcoming vote on women bishops.

Her post gained 326 comments and generated some very passionate discussion.

You can read it here.

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Radio 4′s Daily Service

12th November 2012

The programme featured Vicky’s modern day hymn “Yesterday Today and Forever” performed by a London choir and string section.

You can listen to it here.

(The hymn starts half way through the programme).

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Vicky was interviewed by BBC Religion and Ethics for a recent piece on social media use within Anglicanism.

You can read it here.

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Good Morning Sunday with Aled Jones, Radio 2

Sunday 21st October 2012

Vicky chatted with Aled about the ethical aspects of social media and how the digital revolution is impacting our morality. You can listen to it here.

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Thought For The Day, BBC Sussex (also broadcast on BBC Surrey) - Sunday 14th October 2012

You can listen to it here.

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Thought For The Day, BBC Surrey (also broadcast on BBC Sussex) - Sunday 14th October 2012

You can listen to it here.

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Sky News, paper review

Friday September 28th 2012

Vicky reviewed the newspapers on Sky News along with fellow guest, comedian David Schneider.

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Radio 4′s Act of Worship

26th September September 2012

The programme featured Vicky’s modern day hymn “The Wonder Of The Cross” sung by a London choir. You can listen to it here (The hymn starts at 6 mins 20).

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