The Swiss magazine, MEDIENWOCHE, in an article about China’s expanding foreign media, has drawn heavily on work by CAMRI scholars. The article, which is published in German, suggests the […]
Prof. Jean Seaton has been appointed as a fellow of the IWM Institute for the Public Understanding of War and Conflict. The project aims to draw on the knowledge […]
On Friday 21st September the University of Westminster welcomed the ‘Geographic Standard for the UK: Priorities’ roundtable to our Regent Street campus. The event, which was organised by members […]
The free Sounding Out: Young People and Radio event is to take place on October 10 2018 @ 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm at the Sackler Space, Roundhouse, Camden. […]
Following last weeks purchase of Time Magazine by Marc Benioff, Yahoo News asks why wealthy tech entrepreneurs are so keen to take control of news outlets. The article, by […]
Thirty years ago the British government took an almost unprecedented decision – to ban the voices of Sinn Fein and other groups in Northern Ireland associated with terrorism from […]
Disillusioned users are leaving China’s most popular social network over growing privacy fears, writes Laurie Chen for the South China Morning Post. The article, published this week discusses the […]
This call for chapters welcomes abstract submissions on the theme of Mapping Crisis for publication in an edited volume. This book aims to bring together critical perspectives on the […]
On Wednesday Sir Cliff Richard was awarded a minimum of £210,000 in damages after successfully suing the BBC for a serious breach of his privacy. The court ruling followed […]
This week, an article in The Atlantic, by Tom Rachman, asks if Geordie Greig, the incoming editor of the Daily Mail, might be the man to change to shape […]