Research
When a natural disaster strikes, it’s too late to start making maps
Since the 2010 earthquake in Haiti the way in which data has been collected during …
Using Visual Network Analysis to go Beyond Self-reporting Studies of Blogging
How does today’s world compare with Orwell’s nightmare vision?
Dystopias are prophylactic, argues Dorian Lynskey. If the future can be described in detail, it …
Tech companies collect our data every day, but even the biggest datasets can’t solve social issues
At almost every point in our day, we interact with digital technologies which collect our …
New Book: International Media Development: Historical Perspectives and New Frontiers
Transparency, knowledge and the commons in social movements
Anastasia Kavada presents at the Democracy, the Digital and the Public Sphere Workshop, hosted by …
New Book: Internet Memes and Society
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CAMRI Policy Observatory June 2019 discussions on Public Service Media
Steven Barnett discusses the Heather Mills settlement on Sky News
Burns and Radden Keefe win Orwell Prize 2019
Christian Fuchs and Maria Michalis give evidence to rural broadband and digital only services inquiry
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Professor Jean Seaton wins ICA Fellows Book Award
Aliaksandr Herasimenka interviewed about Russia’s plans to set-up a ‘sovereign internet’
Alessandro D’Arma awarded AHRC funding to run an international research network on “Innovations in PSM Policies”
CAMRI Scholars Support Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) across UK
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