Doug Specht and Julio Gimenez recently wrote for The Conversation about how to spot bogus news stories and to read like a scientist. Based on their research with the […]
On Wednesday last week the Westminster School of Media and Communication’s EPQ team delivered a workshop for the Hertfordshire branch of the School Librarians Association. The workshop aimed to […]
In 2016, Help Musicians UK commissioned the University of Westminster and MusicTank to undertake the largest known study into the working conditions of musicians. Preliminary findings suggested that while […]
On the 25th September 2017, ENCA hosted an event entitled ‘Defending Rights Defenders’ on board the Tattershall Castle, a boat moored on the River Thames. ENCA was strongly supported […]
Tarik Sabry has been invited by NYU along with two other academics to talk to their graduate students about the development of the field of Middle Eastern Media and […]
CAMRI PhD Student, Mary Kay, explains to the British Library team how attending a British Library Doctoral Open Day introduced her to invaluable research resources, advice and expertise. In […]
David Gauntlett has been appointed as Ambassador of Creativity’ to Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. David, who is renowned for his use of LEGO to foster creative thinking […]
‘The idea that DJs and electronic artists may suffer mental health difficulties as a result of their work is an idea that should, to any critical thinker, be obvious’, writes […]
Professor Jean Seaton and Rosie Thomas have just won a prestigious contract from the Foreign Office to extend their pioneering South Asian Journalism Project. The programme – which is the […]
At a recent TEDx Talk, Professor David Gauntlett from Westminster School of Media, Arts and Design talked about how small acts of creativity by everyday people are not trivial […]