With the 60th Anniversary of Doctor Who’s first broadcast just around the corner, Forbes.com have started the party early with an ode to the worldwide cultural phenomenon. The article […]

The British Broadcasting Challenge, who count among their members Prof. Jean Seaton and Prof. Steven Barnett, have written to William Shawcross CVO, the Commissioner for Public Appointments, expressing their […]

CAMRI Doctoral Researcher Manisha Ganguly has been announced as a winner of the UK 100 Women in Tech Awards. Manisha has been recognised for her work as a multi […]

Professor Jean Seaton appeared on last week’s Westminster Insider Podcast. During the show, which is produced by Politico, presenter Jack Blanchard picked through the long and turbulent relationship between […]

The appointment of the new chair of Ofcom has been making headlines for months, with numerous concerns being raised about the process and government interference. This week the Financial […]

‘Libya’s Game of Drones’, which was produced for the BBC by CAMRI Doctoral Researcher Manisha Ganguly, has won Best Investigation at the Asian Media Awards. The documentary, which can […]

Last week Doug Specht was invited to speak at the OpenData.ch/2021 Forum. The Forum brought together experts and the curious to learn and exchange the newest findings around Open […]

Last week, Maria Michalis participated in a roundtable on Video Streaming at the International Institute of Communications Annual Communication Policy conference, joining high-level representatives from Warner Media/AT&T, the Walt […]

On Saturday September 25th CAMRI scholar Carl Jones presented his semiotic research methods at the Second IASS-AIS International meeting of Young & Early Career semioticians. The conference was part […]

Anthony McNicholas, director of the CAMRI PhD programme, has this week written for the History of the BBC project about the role of EastEnders as a public service soap […]