Paul Rekret has been awarded a ‘Curiosity Grant’ by the Arts & Humanities Research Council for £99,720 for his work on ‘Small-Scale Online Radio Stations in the UK.’ […]
Paul Rekret recently appeared on the Minor Compositions podcast to discuss his latest book Take This Hammer: Work, Song, Crisis (Goldsmiths University Press/MIT Press 2024). The discussion explored the […]
As the debate intensifies over the future of the UK’s TV licence, Prof. Steven Barnett spoke to Saga magazine to weigh in on how the BBC’s funding model might evolve […]
Peter Cunliffe-Jones, CAMRI Visiting Researcher, recently spoke at the Joint North South Public Health Conference on the urgent issue of health misinformation and strategies to prevent its spread. The […]
In the latest episode of the AI and Sustainability podcast series, Doug Specht joined the discussion to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way universities operate. Speaking alongside […]
Doug Specht, in his role as columnist for Geographical magazine, spent the summer offering insightful analysis on contemporary issues spanning symbolism, media, technology, humanitarian law, and geopolitics. Among […]
Image from spui25.nl On June 25th, Prof. Miriyam Aouragh participated in a SPUI25 panel entitled “Resistant Energy” to examine the “shifting infrastructures of resistance and repression that define solidarity […]
In partnership with The Conversation, Vogue has recently published The Vogue Business climate finance glossary, “an essential guide to climate finance, one of the most complex but critical tools […]
Earlier this month, Doug Specht joined hosts Imam Noorudin Jangeerkhan and Imam Muhammad Athar on The Voice Of Islam Radio Breakfast Show to discuss the “The Fake News […]
On June 5th, Dr. Carl W. Jones spoke to more than 600 Creative Industry workers for BACA (Bulgarian Association of Communications Agencies), the largest Creative Industry Association in […]