Doug Specht, Senior Lecturer in Media and Communications, has provided video comment for the i newspaper on how to spot fake news like a scientist during the coronavirus outbreak, […]
Musab Iqbal was recently invited on to the popular BBC Urdu programme Sairbeen to discuss the violence in Delhi and the future of protest against the discriminatory citizenship bill […]
This year has seen unprecedented numbers of fires raging across the Amazon forest. Brazil’s National Institute for Space Research detected 74,000 separate fires by mid-August, an increase of 83% […]
Steve Barnett was invited to address the annual “Digital Media at the Crossroads” conference in Toronto, which brings together practitioners, academics, civil society and government to discuss policy issues […]
A group of British Tory delegates wants to overthrow their own government, suggests Tagesspiegel, in an article published on the 26th October. The group, it is suggested, is made […]
The Swiss magazine, MEDIENWOCHE, in an article about China’s expanding foreign media, has drawn heavily on work by CAMRI scholars. The article, which is published in German, suggests the […]
On 18 April 1930, the BBC’s news announcer had nothing to communicate. “There is no news,” was the script of the 20:45 news bulletin, before piano music was played […]
“Any major global player, particularly Comcast, would like an opportunity to get into [the] European markets. And Sky is an obvious point of entry,” said Steven Barnett, a professor […]
Who owns the media in Africa? Does the old adage “He who pays the piper calls the tune” apply in Africa today when describing ownership and control of media, […]
Sally Gross has been interviewed by the New York Times for an article on the setting up of the Music Minds Matter helpline by the nonprofit Help Musicians U.K. […]