Prof. Steven Barnett’s wrote about the enduring influence of the UK national press for a collection of essays about the general election. The publication by Bournemouth University, “UK Election […]

Congratulations to Dr Lookman Sanusi, the newest PhD graduate from the Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI)! Dr Sanusi has been awarded a PhD with a thesis titled “The […]

Alessandro D’Arma and Maria Michalis participated in the RIPE@2024 conference “Public Service Media for Innovation and Sustainability” where they presented their paper “Public Service Media (PSM) for Environmental Sustainability: […]

Maria Michalis has published a chapter on “Competition Law and Regulation” in the Handbook of Media and Communication Governance (2024, M. Puppis, R. Mansell and H van Den Bulck […]

In a groundbreaking event hosted by the Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI), leading experts from around the world convened to address the pressing challenges of regulating digital media […]

Steven Barnett recently wrote for CityAM, where he argues for the importance of the BBC as its Royal Charter nears expiration in 2026. He notes that criticism of the […]

Ed Bracho-Polanco recently spoke to News Decoder about the trend of low voter turnout among young people and explored ways to engage them in the democratic process. The article […]

Paul Rekret has recently published a new book with MIT Press. Take This Hammer: Work, Song, Crisis Connects contemporary changes in work and the economy to tendencies in popular music. […]

We are pleased to announce that Dr Samuel Neves successfully defended his VIVA on Monday, June 17th. His thesis, titled A Constructivist Grounded Theory of Self-Disclosure in Hybrid Pastoral […]

On June 26th  at the 5th International Conference on Semiotics of Culture and Visual Communication at the Cyprus University of Technology, Limassol.  Carl was invited to speak on “Removing […]