Below we reproduce an extract from the article Saving Orwell, by Peter Ross, for the Boston Globe. “It was a bright cold day in April,” said Richard Blair, […]
In a world where millennials get 60% of their news from social media, memes are an important political tool. Memes are a popular means of communicating in a simple […]
Gillian Youngs, professor of creative and digital economy and head of innovation and impact in WSMAD, was the international keynote speaker at the ‘Internet + SHE Innovation and Development […]
The following article first appeared on theworldweekly.com and contains comments from Miriyam Aouragh on the current situation in Morocco. Thousands of people took to the streets of Rabat, Morocco’s […]
This week Steven Barnett was featured in The Guardian responding to Tim Luckhurt’s comments on the Leveson framework. His letter is reproduced here: Tim Luckhurst (Letters, 23 May) says […]
With Orwell back in headlines due to the rise of ‘alternative facts’ and ‘fake news’, six books with ‘something prescient to say’ are up for best political writing prize. […]
This week Steven Barnett appeared on BBC NewsWatch to discuss Ofcom and the BBC. Steven Barnett outlined the changes which were implemented from the beginning of April, giving Ofcom […]
Maria Michalis, European policy adviser for the European Alliance of Listeners’ and Viewers’ Associations, participated last week in the conference ‘Key Trends on the Audiovisual Markers and Regulation’ organised […]
Xin Xin was interviewed by Mark Hanrahan of NBC News about the reporting style of China’s Global Times. We reproduce the article here with kind permission. Donald Trump’s administration […]
Drawing upon his article offering a critical theory-perspective on authoritarian capitalism and Donald Trump published last week by TripleC, Professor Christian Fuchs speaks to Tom Cheshire of Sky News […]