Dr Alexander Sergeant recently spoke at the British Film Institute’s (BFI) London Film Festival (8-19 October 2025) in an event titled Lights, Camera, Genre! Fantasy, which explored the […]

Prof. Maria Michalis recently collaborated with the Council of Europe (CoE) on a project to identify and address systemic threats to public service media across the continent. Building on […]

Prof. Tarik Sabry, Professor of Media and Cultural Studies and co-founder of the Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication (MEJCC), has co-edited a landmark special issue of the […]

  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.’ […]

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 […]

  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 […]

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 […]

The closure of City Matters, the City of London’s local newspaper, marks another setback in the ongoing decline of regional journalism across the UK. Speaking to the Observer, Prof. […]

  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 […]