In a new Letters and Politics broadcast, host Mitch Jeserich is in conversation with WIAS Director Christian Fuchs on today’s right-wing authoritarian use of social media. Professor Fuchs’s new book, Digital […]
Following their innovative 1984 LIVE creative reading in 2017, The Orwell Foundation seeks to stage a dramatized interactive reading of George Orwell’s iconic Down and Out in Paris and […]
Leading media academics, including CAMRI staff, have written to the Guardian to express their concerns over the papers stance on Leveson part 2. The Guardian’s support for ending Leveson […]
“Any major global player, particularly Comcast, would like an opportunity to get into [the] European markets. And Sky is an obvious point of entry,” said Steven Barnett, a professor […]
Who owns the media in Africa? Does the old adage “He who pays the piper calls the tune” apply in Africa today when describing ownership and control of media, […]
Music industry vet turned music management teacher Sally Gross has seen “what happens to the detritus of the music industry firsthand.” With the study, “Can Music Make You Sick?”, […]
Sally Gross has been interviewed by the New York Times for an article on the setting up of the Music Minds Matter helpline by the nonprofit Help Musicians U.K. […]
Anastasia Denisova has given an interview on fake news, Trump and Clinton, the media diet of the digital natives and how to find truth online for the Podcast Ci […]
In an article published for the i newspaper, which discusses social media strategies used by environmental campaigners to capture the attention of wider audiences, Dr Anastasia Kavada, Senior Lecturer […]
In an article published on NewsOK.com, about the U.S. government’s requirement that RT registers as a foreign agent, Prof. Steven Barnett has stated that ‘he sees some merit in […]