Following the arrest of a man for hitting a controversial statue outside the BBC’s HQ in London with a hammer, Prof. Jean Seaton appeared on the BBCs PM programme […]
Steven Barnett recently joined a VLV Spring conference panel which debated whether impartiality regulation was still fit for purpose. There has been some recent debate about whether impartiality regulation […]
On April 25th The College of Media’s ‘Diversity committee’ within the University of Illinois invited CAMRI member Carl W. Jones to speak to over 100 staff and students about […]
CAMRI’s Winston Mano was among invited experts at a two-day symposium on state media, organised by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in partnership with Meta, formerly named Facebook. The […]
Prof. Steven Barnett has appeared on the Stephen Nolan show, and on Times Radio with Darryl Morris to discuss the resignation of BBC Chair Richard Sharp. On both shows […]
What Internet Censorship Costs Society – powered by sovren.media CAMRI’s Winston Mano was interviewed about big technology companies’ monopoly and how this is impacting on internet freedom. The interview, […]
On 27th March, Doug Specht joined The Network for Global Justice and the Environmental Humanities for a discussion on ‘Greening societies with just socio-technical transformations: Joining agendas across disciplines […]
Prince Harry has appeared in a UK court as part of a case where he and six others are suing the Daily Mail publisher over breaches of privacy, […]
The flipped classroom is the perfect pedagogy for the information age, but Doug Specht, and Gunter Saunders are concerned that our classes must not punish students who struggle to […]
CAMRI’s Winston Mano was invited to speak at a joint conference between Al Jazeera Centre for Studies and the Department of Mass Communication at Qatar University. The theme of […]