A new book by Martin Ndlela and Winston Mano (eds) brings together fresh evidence and new theoretical frameworks in a unique analysis of the increasing role of social media […]
Maria Michalis was elected Vice-Chair of the MeCCSA Policy Network, at the recent conference of the Media, Communication and Cultural Studies Association. The aim of the network is to […]
The election win by the Conservative government under Boris Johnson will see credible threats against the BBC suggests an article in last week’s Financial Times. The article which points […]
Prof. Steven Barnett spoke to Channel 4 news about reports that the new Conservative government is reviving plans to decriminalise non-payment of the BBC licence fee. The item revealed that 130,000 […]
Call for Book Proposals: Critical Digital and Social Media Studies, University of Westminster Press Book Series Edited By Christian Fuchs Details and submission: https://uwestminsterpress.blog/2019/12/11/900/ Submission deadline: Monday 20 January 2020 […]
International Conference Organised by: Communication and Media Research Institute & The Centre for the Study of Democracy at the University of Westminster, UK *** EXTENDED DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACTS The […]
Nathasha Fernando, a CAMRI Doctoral Researcher, last week joined the discussion panel following the film Bangla at the London Migration Film Festival. The discussion, which also included Kavinda Navaratne […]
Anastasia Kavada joined Thorsten Thiel (Weizenbaum Institute), Nhi Le (Freelance journalist and Speaker, Leipzig) and Peter Ullrich (Technische Universität Berlin, IPB) to deliver a Keynote panel on The Present […]
Wired recently published an article outlining the problems for PSBs in achieving prominence on Smart TVs. At present, public services broadcasters (PSB) have their position in the TV guide […]
The Lords Communications and Digital Select Committee have published the finding of their enquiry on Public Service Broadcasting. The report, for which Prof. Steven Barnett acted as Specialist Advisor, […]