Doug Specht recently spoke to Alexandra Ortolja-Baird of the New Books Network about his recently published, edited volume, Mapping Crisis. During the conversation they discussed how the digital age […]
Last week Doug Specht spoke to the Green Electronics Council about sustainability and working from home. The webinar, which forms part of the GEC series on Technology and Conservation […]
At the most basic level, controlling an infectious disease depends on interrupting its spread from person to person. And in the absence of a coronavirus vaccine, many countries are […]
On the 15th May 2020, Anastasia Denisova, joined 1,000 digital attendees to discuss internet memes and the logic of late capitalism at an event organised by King’s College London. […]
As part of a series of inspirational talks uncovering the stories behind how people in the music industry have overcome their biggest challenges, Sally Anne Gross will deliver a […]
Prof. Steven Barnett recently spoke to Danish magazine, Weekendavisen about the BBC’s programming during coronavirus. In the article, produced below, Barnett suggests that the BBC are doing an excellent […]
On Thursday 7th May, Anastasia Kavada joined an expert panel on digital activism to discuss what forms activism might take during a pandemic. The webinar (a recording of which […]
The latest episode of Christian Fuchs‘ Podcast for Triple-C Communication, Capitalism & Critique is now available. In this episode, entitled ‘Ursula Le Guin’s “The Dispossessed” and Digital Socialist Utopias’ […]
Prof. Jean Seaton recently appeared on a BBC Radio 4 documentary on ‘The Phoney War”. In the documentary Edward Stourton, supported by a cast of academics, including Seaton, tells […]
A recent article from Bloomberg highlighted how the UK Government’s response to Coronavirus has been blunted by missed targets and moving goalposts. The article, by Joe Mayes, focused on […]