Following an investigation into the origins of the #DefundTheBBC campaign undertaken by Prof. Steven Barnett and Doug Specht, and published in The Conversation last week, Barnett has spoken to […]
With the globally increasing use of social media such as Twitter, Facebook, and Weibo, the public sphere has expanded into the digital space. In the context of the corona-crisis […]
Christian Fuchs was recently interviewed about his new book, Communication and Capitalism: A Critical Theory, published by the University of Westminster Press. We have reprinted the interview here with […]
On the 15th May 2020, Anastasia Denisova, joined 1,000 digital attendees to discuss internet memes and the logic of late capitalism at an event organised by King’s College London. […]
Carl Jones, Senior lecturer in PR & Advertising was interviewed by the BBC for their Inside the Factory Series. The series examines the inner workings of some of the […]
Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication Call for Papers Editors: Dr Rachid Belghiti and Dr Tarik Sabry. There is a wealth of literature in the Middle East on […]
Evidence submitted by Prof. Steven Barnett to the Lords select committee inquiry on the Future of Journalism has now been published. In his submission, which can be read in […]
As part of a series of inspirational talks uncovering the stories behind how people in the music industry have overcome their biggest challenges, Sally Anne Gross will deliver a […]
Prof. Steven Barnett recently spoke to Danish magazine, Weekendavisen about the BBC’s programming during coronavirus. In the article, produced below, Barnett suggests that the BBC are doing an excellent […]
On Thursday 7th May, Anastasia Kavada joined an expert panel on digital activism to discuss what forms activism might take during a pandemic. The webinar (a recording of which […]