The UK government has unveiled a new initiative to shape the future of British television and Prof. Steven Barnett has been appointed as part of the advisory team. […]
On Wednesday 09 October, Dr. Ed Bracho-Polanco participated as a guest speaker in the online debate, Better to offend a few than to censor many? Freedom of expression, […]
Recent PhD graduate and CAMRI alum Dr Colin Barrow is joining the University of Westminster as a Visiting Scholar from September 2024 to September 2025. After careers in construction […]
Alessandro D’Arma and Maria Michalis participated in the RIPE@2024 conference “Public Service Media for Innovation and Sustainability” where they presented their paper “Public Service Media (PSM) for Environmental Sustainability: […]
Maria Michalis has published a chapter on “Competition Law and Regulation” in the Handbook of Media and Communication Governance (2024, M. Puppis, R. Mansell and H van Den Bulck […]
In a groundbreaking event hosted by the Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI), leading experts from around the world convened to address the pressing challenges of regulating digital media […]
Prince Harry has told a London court that phone-hacking has been carried out on an industrial scale across the British press during hours of cross-examination from the lawyer for […]
Steven Barnett recently joined a VLV Spring conference panel which debated whether impartiality regulation was still fit for purpose. There has been some recent debate about whether impartiality regulation […]
Following stories of Harry and Meghan being chased by paparazzi through the streets, Steven Barnett spoke to the BBC about the events. During an interview with BBC 5 Live, […]
Prof. Jean Seaton spoke at the Westminster Media Forum policy conference on 6th July 2022. The event focused on the future for media policy in the UK, with Seaton […]