Professor Jean Seaton for Times Radio on the relevance of George Orwell
Professor Jean Seaton, Professor of Media History at the Westminster School of Media and Communication and Director of the Orwell...
Professor Steven Barnett submits evidence to the Press Recognition Panel Annual Report
Steven Barnett, Professor of Communications, submitted written evidence which has been heavily featured in the Press Recognition Panel’s sixth annual...
Maria Michalis joins the Advisory Board of the Observatory on Science, Communication and Culture Policies of the Communication and Society Policy Research Centre
Maria Michalis has join the Advisory Board of POLObs , the Observatory on Science, Communication and Culture Policies of the...
Jean Seaton speaks to Tagesschau about the BBC and the Licence Fee
Jean Seaton has spoken to Imke Köhler of Tagesschau at the ARD-Studio London. In the interview Seaton discussed the role...
Why BBC licence fee freeze feels like political revenge – a letter to the FT
CAMRI Scholars, Prof. Jean Seaton and Prof. Steven Barnett, along with Doctoral Researcher Christopher Day, and others from the world...
Jean Seaton speaks to the BBC Briefing Room with David Aaronovitch on the history of the BBC Licence Fee
With the longer term funding of the BBC under pressure, Prof. Jean Seaton joined David Aaronovitch and others guests to...
Steven Barnett speaks to The Guardian about the government’s assault on BBC licence fee
On Sunday culture secretary Nadine Dorries tweeted that "this licence fee announcement will be the last". This barely veiled threat...
An Avicii Trilogy – Music, Mental Health and Ethics
Dr. George Musgrave, academic researcher based in CAMRI, has produced a trilogy of academic publications focusing on the loss of...
BBC London interviews Carl Jones on the relationship between advertising and Christmas
On Dec 23rd BBC Radio’s Jeanette Kwakye quizzed CAMRI scholar and Snr. Lecturer of PR & Advertising Carl W. Jones,...
Steven Barnett calls Government interference in reappointment of Channel 4 directors ‘Shocking’
The UK government has blocked two Channel 4 directors from rejoining the broadcaster’s board, reports the Financial Times. The article,...