Ed Bracho-Polanco has been interviewed by the Media Diversity Institute about the social media platform Parler. The article, by Mikhail Yakovlev, notes that after Twitter started adding warning messages […]
Doug Specht recently spoke with CCTV about the future of internet television, regulation, and the present landscape of British broadcasting. Parts of this interview were featured in a news […]
In July this year, the International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR) held elections for its Executive Board (EB) and International Council (IC). Andrea Medrado, who has just […]
Last Monday marked the 75th anniversary of the publication of Animal Farm by George Orwell. To celebrate this birthday, Jean Seaton took to BBC Radio 4 and NPR to […]
The Orwell Foundation, headed by Jean Seaton, is hugely proud of Orwell Youth Prize winner Jessica Johnson, whose story ‘A Band Apart’, about a dystopian future where an algorithm […]
The Orwell Prizes aim to encourage good writing and thinking about politics. The prizes are overseen by Prof. Jean Seaton who is Director of the the Orwell Foundation. Winning […]
The University of Westminster has ranked in 31st place for media and communication studies in the 2020 QS World University Rankings. This result reflects the high quality and international […]
Alessandro D’Arma reports on the second workshop of his AHRC-funded ‘InnoPSM’ Research Network. The second workshop of the AHRC-funded Research Network on Innovation in Public Service Media Policies (‘InnoPSM’) […]
Eastenders has been on our screens for 35 years. First broadcast in 1985 the soap has long been covering important topics that informed the public, improved understanding of social […]
Maria Michalis was elected Vice-Chair of the MeCCSA Policy Network, at the recent conference of the Media, Communication and Cultural Studies Association. The aim of the network is to […]