Following last week’s launch of the Misinformation Policy in Sub-Saharan Africa policy briefing, project lead Peter Cunliffe-Jones has been sharing insights from the briefing across a wide range of […]
Over 1 million views and downloads have now been achieved by the University of Westminster Press since publishing its first journal issue in September 2015. (Figures end April 2021). Many […]
Following the publication of thesis’ from alumni Sam Edrisi and Dominic Athanassiou another student from the MA Music Businesses Management has secured a peer-reviewed academic journal publication for a reworked version of […]
Professor Christian Fuchs, Professor and Director of the Communication and Media Research Institute, was quoted in an article by Gizmodo about whether we are ever going to run out […]
Maria Michalis participated in the European Audiovisual Observatory webinar on the proposed EU Digital Single Act and copyright. Sharing the platform with representatives from academia, the European Commission, YouTube, […]
Tarik Sabry has published a new chapter on Transmediality as ‘Doing-Publicness’ within the context of Morocco’s Arab Spring Protests. The chapter forms part of a volume on Transmedia Cultures, […]
Doug Specht, senior lecturer, and director of teaching and learning for the School of Media and Communication, has been awarded Advanced Teacher Status by the Society for Education and […]
This year’s World Press Freedom Day theme was “Information as a Public Good.” It recognised the globe’s fast-changing communications systems that impact democracies, human rights and even our health. […]
The Alan Turing Institute recently hosted a panel on data as an instrument of coloniality The event featured a panel discussion on digital and data colonialism, including comments from […]
Westminster media professors Jean Seaton and Steve Barnett, along with CAMRI Doctoral Researcher Christopher Day, are part of a group that has just launched a major campaign to protect […]