Events
Aug
31
Thu
all-day
WPCC Call For Papers: Re-Evaluat...
WPCC Call For Papers: Re-Evaluat...
Aug 31 all-day
As China continues its global economic rise, Chinese media have been tasked with making Beijing’s official voice heard and understood in the world. Eight years after the launch of an accelerated ‘media going-out’ policy, however,[...]
Sep
13
Wed
all-day
VIRAL/GLOBAL Popular Cultures an...
@ University of Westminster
VIRAL/GLOBAL Popular Cultures an...
@ University of Westminster
Sep 13 all-day
Conference organised by the Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI) Keynote Panel Nancy Baym Emily Keightley Dave Morley (TBC) Tony D Sampson Paddy Scannell This interdisciplinary conference aims to examine how and why everyday popular culture[...]
7:00 pm
TRANS TV
@ University of Westminster
TRANS TV
@ University of Westminster
Sep 13 @ 7:00 pm – Sep 15 @ 6:00 pm
Transformations in Television Industries Transformations of Television Consumption Practices Transformation of Televisual Narratives and Identities 21st Century Transnational and Transmedia Television Practices Organisers Organised in collaboration with the CREAM and CAMRI research centres and the[...]
Sep
30
Sat
7:05 am
Call for chapter proposals – Dif...
Call for chapter proposals – Dif...
Sep 30 @ 7:05 am
Book edited by Jacob Johanssen and Diana Garrisi (Communication and Media Research Institute, University of Westminster) Following on from the conference ‘Different Bodies: (Self-) Representation, Disability and the Media’ which was held at the University[...]
Research
Unveiling BBC talent’s pay is a deliberate attempt to undermine a great British institution
Anyone who seriously believes that a government dictat obliging the BBC to reveal salaries of …
George Musgrave on Dreamer’s Disease
This week, George Musgrave was a guest on Dreamer’s Disease, a podcast hosted by Alex …
Reading dermatology in the Victorian newspaper. The performance of medical vocabulary in The Times correspondence column
This contribution concerns the role of the Victorian newspaper correspondence column in advancing knowledge of …
Youth Select Committee inquiry: body image-related issues one of the young people’s top ten concerns
By Diana Garrisi and Jacob Johanssen More Internet regulation, media literacy, sexual education and peer …
David Gauntlett at the BFI Media Conference
As one of the few not-dead theorists listed in the new syllabus for AS/A Level …
The hollowing out of public service media: a constructivist institutionalist analysis of the commercialisation of BBC’s in-house production
Daily Mail vs The Guardian: why did editor Paul Dacre lose his rag?
“Words have consequences. They lead to actions.” So wrote Peter Oborne, the maverick right-leaning Daily …
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