In a recent news item from The Real News Network, Christian Fuchs argues that the focus on Russia’s use of social media to influence US elections completely ignores the […]
As we welcome in the New Year, we are also taking the opportunity to look back over the last 12months at CAMRI. It has been a busy year for […]
On Wednesday 7th Novemeber The Guardian Foundation, Media Trust and The Orwell Foundation held a roundtable on the Crisis in Local Journalism and the need for expert voices in […]
A BBC Radio 4 programme, hosted by David Baker, and broadcast on the 18th December, asks how did Twitter, invented to allow friends to keep track of each other’s […]
Doug Specht has been appointed as a Chartered Geographer by the Royal Geographical Society in recognition of his past and continuing contribution to the field of geography. Chartered Geographer (CGeog) […]
On 16th November, Maria Michalis presented on “Revisiting Media Diversity: Is Diversity Always Desirable?” at the Media Policy Conference “Revisiting Media and News Diversity” organised by The Institute for […]
The Communication and Media Resarch Institute and the University of Westminster are keen to consider eligible applications from outstanding international researchers not currently working in the United Kingdom, to […]
Abstracts due: 12 December 2018 Social media are changing the way we receive, share and consume fact and opinion. One of the reasons for that is the affordances of […]
A group of British Tory delegates wants to overthrow their own government, suggests Tagesspiegel, in an article published on the 26th October. The group, it is suggested, is made […]
CAMRI’s Winston Mano, Director of the Africa Media Centre, was last week interviewed by Sky News on the worsening economic situation in Zimbabwe. Following this year’s July 30 national […]