We congratulate Dr Nupur Jaisinghani on being awarded a PhD degree with a thesis titled “An audience and textual study of gender and caste politics in Indian literature”. Reflecting […]
Last week , Kobalt Music Group marked Women’s History Month with a powerful keynote by Dr. Sally Anne Gross at their London HQ. The event, which was also streamed […]
“The basis for developing a rigorous system that can be used by fact-checking organizations, researchers, platforms and others to identify false information that is potentially harmful to individuals or society.” […]
Many congratulations to Dr Nathan Schneider, Assistant Professor in Media Studies at University of Colorado Boulder, on passing his VIVA without corrections for a PhD by Published Work […]
With over 350,000 attendees in Austin, Texas this year, SXSW (South By Southwest), is a multi-day event that “celebrates new ideas and innovators across the culture, science and […]
War and the Mind is a free exhibition at IWM London exploring war’s many psychological dimensions, from the First World War to the present day (IWM.org.uk). On 26 […]
In February, research by Doug Specht was used by the International Development Committee to inform the U.K.’s humanitarian access and adherence to international humanitarian law. The evidence pack […]
The Advertising Association UK, the UK Representative for Cannes Lions, recruited a cohort of industry professionals to find the very best young creative talent to compete on behalf of […]
Prof. Jean Seaton was recently featured in two media outlets discussing the past, present and future of the BBC. On February 20, Prof. Seaton was interviewed for the Media […]
Prof Steven Barnett was recently quoted in the Dagens Nyheter, Sweden’s largest morning paper (350,000+ subscribers), in a piece reflecting on Prince Harry’s relationship with the UK press and […]