Prof. Jean Seaton spoke at the Foreign Press Association as part of the launch of a new report on the Monarchy by the Constitution Unit at UCL and the […]
The relationship between the BBC and the LGBTQ+ audience is the focus of a new short series of in-depth podcasts developed by Dr Matthew Linfoot, Principal Lecturer in Radio, […]
Tarik Sabry has been invited to join The Humanistic Inquiry and Theory (HIT) group on Arab Media and Culture. The Humanistic Inquiry and Theory (HIT) group on Arab […]
With the longer term funding of the BBC under pressure, Prof. Jean Seaton joined David Aaronovitch and others guests to explore the alternatives to the licence fee. During their […]
The UK government has blocked two Channel 4 directors from rejoining the broadcaster’s board, reports the Financial Times. The article, by Alistair Gray, notes that critics have described the […]
With the 60th Anniversary of Doctor Who’s first broadcast just around the corner, Forbes.com have started the party early with an ode to the worldwide cultural phenomenon. The article […]
Steven Barnett speaks to Brazilian newspaper Valor about the BBC’s coverage of Prince Philip’s death
Professor Steven Barnett recently spoke to Valor, Brazil’s largest circulation financial newspaper, about the BBC’s coverage of the death of Prince Philip. The article reports on the deluge of […]
We are delighted to share some highlights from the journal Triple-C. These include two reflective essays on ‘A Marxist Approach to Communication Freedom’ and ‘Media Research in Socialist Slovenia/Yugoslavia: […]
Following the death of Caroline Flack, Prof. Steven Barnett has spoken to Talk Radio and LBC about the coverage of the tabloid press, and press regulation. On Talk Radio […]
. 2019 marks the 70th anniversary of the first publication of George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four. It’s a book that is as relevant today as when first published, covering as […]