Alison Phillips's guest appearances

Alison Phillips

Media Masters

IPSO podcast

The Editor's Inbox Podcast

Pete Clifton

Dave Lee

Chris Mason

Mike Williams

David Starkey

Tim Harford

Joshua Foer

Douglas Murray

Amanda Knox

Emily Wilson

Tina Brown

Joanne Lipman

Poorna Bell

Jay Rayner

Paul Croughton

OwlTail

A discussion with The Mirror's editor Alison Phillips on how she views the role of editor and her own input into the Reach-owned tabloid, as well as how she became a journalist.  The Editor's Inbox Podcast is produced by Stephen Lepitak in association with Newsworks to allow audiences to hear from editors about their views on the role their hold and how it develops. It is not produced for commercial benefit and is entirely sponsor-free. 

A discussion with The Mirror's editor Alison Phillips on how she views the role of editor and her own input into the Reach-owned tabloid, as well as how she became a journalist.  The Editor's Inbox Podcast is produced by Stephen Lepitak in association with Newsworks to allow audiences to hear from editors about their views on the role their hold and how it develops. It is not produced for commercial benefit and is entirely sponsor-free.

Editor's Inbox: Alison Phillips, editor, The Mirror

Alan Moses

Outgoing Chairman Sir Alan is interviewed live by Editor of the Mirror Alison Phillips on his five years at the press regulator. Sir Alan discusses freedom of speech, right to privacy and press regulation. Recorded live at the Law Society on 4th December

Outgoing Chairman Sir Alan is interviewed live by Editor of the Mirror Alison Phillips on his five years at the press regulator. Sir Alan discusses freedom of speech, right to privacy and press regulation. Recorded live at the Law Society on 4th December

Sir Alan Moses interviewed by The Mirror's Alison Phillips (Live)

Alison Phillips is editor of the Daily Mirror. She has held a number of top jobs within Trinity Mirror (now ‘Reach’), including editing the Sunday Mirror, the Sunday People and the short-lived New Day. Since taking the reins at the UK’s longest-running red-top, she has vowed to continue the newspaper’s proud history of campaigns - over the last century, the paper has been instrumental in securing more lifeboats (after the Titanic sank without enough for steerage passengers), outlawed seal clubbing, and today is seeking to change the law on organ donation. In this in-depth interview, she takes us through a typical day in the newsroom - and explains why print still prevails over digital, particularly in the run-up to Brexit.

Media Masters - Alison Phillips