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 Unreported Britain project, run by The Orwell Prize and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation this week examined the Remembrance Day bombing 30 years on, and how parents in Northern […]
Held at the University of Westminster in London, Media and the Development Challenge: New frontiers in international media development research was a one-day pre-conference to IAMCR 2016. It was […]
Steven Barnett, Professor of Communications in the Westminster School of Media Art and Design is the first academic from the University of Westminster to be made a fellow of […]
Last week, CAMRI scholar Maria Michalis was interviewed by the Swiss online publication, Medienwoche. The article, which is published in German, discusses public service broadcasting, with a focus on […]
The last seven days have seen two of our staff speaking on Radio 4. Firstly on Saturday, Prof. Jean Seaton joined Women’s Hour to help celebrate 70 years of BBC […]
‘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 […]
The screen fills with close-ups of smiling African faces against a black-and-orange background: the carefree child, the gap-toothed man with smoke curling from his pipe. The faces retreat into […]
The University of Westminster is the only institution to be home to two scholars recognised in the UK Government’s recently unveiled core content for A and AS Level Media […]
Diana Garrisi, who is a visiting lecturer at the Westminster School of Media, Arts and Design, will give a talk at Royal Society of Medicine on 1 June. The […]