Anthony Mcnicholas speaks to iNews about EastEnders’ 35th anniversary
Eastenders has been on our screens for 35 years. First broadcast in 1985 the soap has long been covering important...
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Jean Seaton appears on BBC R4’s Orwell in Five Words
70 years on from George Orwell's death, documentary-maker Phil Tinline takes five words that resonate through his work and tests...
Prof. Jean Seaton interviewed by The Financial Times on Tory plans for BBC license Fee
The election win by the Conservative government under Boris Johnson will see credible threats against the BBC suggests an article...
Prof. Steven Barnett questions plans to decriminalize the non-payment of the BBC license fee
Prof. Steven Barnett spoke to Channel 4 news about reports that the new Conservative government is reviving plans to decriminalise non-payment of...
New Report: Public service broadcasting in the age of video on demand inquiry
The Lords Communications and Digital Select Committee have published the finding of their enquiry on Public Service Broadcasting. The report,...
Anastasia Denisova discusses how memes spread (and why we can’t stop them)
Anastasia Denisova recently appeared on BBC Ideas to discuss how social media platforms, such as Facebook and Twitter, are changing...
Christian Fuchs discusses Twitter on BBC Radio 4
A BBC Radio 4 programme, hosted by David Baker, and broadcast on the 18th December, asks how did Twitter, invented...
Jean Seaton interviewed for BBC’s ‘Being Gerry Adams’
Thirty years ago the British government took an almost unprecedented decision - to ban the voices of Sinn Fein and...
Steven Barnett discusses what Cliff Richard versus the BBC means for press freedom
On Wednesday Sir Cliff Richard was awarded a minimum of £210,000 in damages after successfully suing the BBC for a...
Why was there no news on 18th April 1930?
On 18 April 1930, the BBC's news announcer had nothing to communicate. "There is no news," was the script of...