On 2nd December, Professor Steven Barnett delivered the most recent Shirley Williams lecture, titled: “100 years of the BBC: Britain’s extraordinary gift to the world, but for how much […]

Bloomsbury is pleased to announce the development of a very exciting new project: The Handbook of Online Research Ethics. It is nearly 20 years since the launch of the […]

The CSPS Internship comprises a series of virtual lectures, fifth session of which was hosted Dr Musab Iqbal who gave a talk to CSPS interns about Rethinking and Decentring […]

In an interconnected and interdependent world, challenges to social cohesion, whether based on race, religion, culture or ethnicity, can no longer be considered purely as an internal matter and […]

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 […]

Diversity and advertising are a hot topic. Forcing question such as Why does the culture industry use stereotypes to represent race and gender? How does diversity and Inclusion manifest […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]