The following report was written by Alphonce Shiundu, a student of MA Media and Development, following the ‘Towards 2018 Zimbabwe Elections: Decomocratic Challenges and Opportunities’ event, held at the […]
In an interview with Bloomberg, Prof. Steven Barnett has described Culture Secretary Matt Hancock’s intention not to send Comcast’s Sky bid for review, is “perfectly rational,”. His comments come […]
Music industry vet turned music management teacher Sally Gross has seen “what happens to the detritus of the music industry firsthand.” With the study, “Can Music Make You Sick?”, […]
In an article published for the i newspaper, which discusses social media strategies used by environmental campaigners to capture the attention of wider audiences, Dr Anastasia Kavada, Senior Lecturer […]
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 […]
Click to view video on Aljazeera The great firewall update: Clamping down on VPNs Russia and China have both recently taken action against the use of VPNs, virtual private […]
Steven Barnett appeared on the Victoria Derbyshire show this week to discuss the BBC being forced to reveal the wages of its highest paid talent. Steven, who has written […]
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 […]
On April 11, Dr Daya Thussu, Professor of International Communication and Co-Director of India Media Centre at the Communication and Media Research Institute (University of Westminster) will speak at […]