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Women Working in the Music Business: An Alumni Study
South-to-South media activism and artivism to fight marginalisation in the Global South
In this edition of the Center for Latinx Digital Media’s Virtual Seminar Series, Prof. Andrea …
Why the UK government’s new school curriculum resource body should partner with the BBC
Two years ago, the UK government closed all schools in England and Wales virtually overnight, …
Dismantling AI capitalism: the commons as an alternative to the power concentration of Big Tech
Music and wellbeing vs. musicians’ wellbeing: examining the paradox of music-making positively impacting wellbeing, but musicians suffering from poor mental health
Channel 4: why selling the broadcaster is a risky move for the UK government
Channel 4 first flashed onto British TV screens under the watch of a Conservative government …
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Can conversational commerce catch on globally? – Winston Mano speaks to Vogue
Tarik Sabry joins The Humanistic Inquiry and Theory (HIT) group on Arab Media and Culture.
Tarik Sabry discusses the future of Arab Cultural Studies at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Pieter Verdegem delivers keynote speech at the Foundation for European Progressive Studies
Ed Bracho-Polanco speaks at Media and Governance in Latin America conference at Jönköping University
Jean Seaton speaks at British Library event celebrating 100 years of the BBC
Carl Jones discusses how racism manifests in advertising at the International Semiotic Conference, and publishes in new RCA journal.
Steven Barnett speaks at The Writers Union on the future of Channel 4
Michael Grade too lazy and old to lead Ofcom, says Jean Seaton
Anastasia Denisova speaks to The Lowdown about Minions, Memes and mainstream media
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