Prof. Steven Barnett recently hosted the University of Westminster’s annual Leveson Lecture, bringing together journalists, campaigners and students to discuss press regulation and the legacy of the Leveson […]
The U.S. government has paid $6 million to El Salvador to detain approximately 300 Venezuelan and Salvadoran nationals, many of whom were deported under the rarely used Alien Enemies […]
On 19th November, Prof. Miriyam Aouragh presented a talk at the Geneva Graduate Institute entitled, “Palestine and the Infrastructures of Empire: Occupation and Liberation in the Digital Age.” […]
On Tuesday, October 29, Prof. Jean Seaton joined a panel of speakers with the Mile End Institute to mark the centenary of “the most famous dirty trick in British […]
In a recent Financial Times article, the substantial earnings of Nigel Farage, a Member of Parliament in Britain, have come under scrutiny. The piece reveals that Farage’s annual income […]
CAMRI PhD Researcher, Debbie Ball, recently spoke to The Guardian about politics and social media. The article from the Big Idea Series, explored the changing relationships between social media […]
CAMRI’s Winston Mano was among invited experts at a two-day symposium on state media, organised by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in partnership with Meta, formerly named Facebook. The […]
Professor Steven Barnett has spoken with Julia Langdon for an article on collusion between the government and the press, published by The Tablet. The article explores the ways in […]
Doug Specht, Senior Lecturer and Director of Teaching, Learning and Quality Assurance in the School of Media and Communication, along with Alexander Kent of Canterbury Christchurch University, wrote an […]
In February 2022 the UK Parliament Communications and Digital Committee launched a new inquiry into the future funding of the BBC. The inquiry follows comments by Culture Secretary Nadine […]