New Issue of WPCC: Re-Evaluating China’s Global Media Expansion
As China continues its global economic rise, Chinese media have been tasked with making Beijing’s official voice heard and understood...
Orwell Prize event asks ‘Why does it take a catastrophe?’
Each year, The Orwell Prize awards prizes for the writing and journalism which comes closest to George Orwell’s ambition ‘to...
China Media Centre presents CCTV productions at the British Museum
The University of Westminster’s China Media Centre hosts two conferences in partnership with China Central Television (CCTV) celebrating successful collaborations...
CAMRI PhD graduate interviewed by The Times about CGTN’s new UK headquarters
Dr. Vivien Marsh, who recently completed her PhD, on China’s external media, at CAMRI, has been interviewed by The Times...
Event report: Towards 2018 Zimbabwe Elections: Democratic Challenges and Opportunities
The following report was written by Alphonce Shiundu, a student of MA Media and Development, following the 'Towards 2018 Zimbabwe...
Hugh Grant to speak at launch of 8th Edition of Power Without Responsibility by Jean Seaton and James Curran
James Curran and Jean Seaton are launching the eight edition of their classic work: Power Without Responsibility: Broadcasting the Press...
Hancock’s intention not to send Comcast’s Sky bid for review “perfectly rational,” says Steven Barnett
In an interview with Bloomberg, Prof. Steven Barnett has described Culture Secretary Matt Hancock's intention not to send Comcast’s Sky...
2018 Charles Wheeler Award presented to Michael Crick at the University of Westminster
Gina Miller delivered the keynote speech at the award ceremony hosted in the Regent Street Cinema. Organised by the British...
Michael Crick wins 2018 British Journalism Review Charles Wheeler Award
Michael Crick has won the 2018 Charles Wheeler award for outstanding contribution to broadcast journalism, which this year is celebrating...
Non-Profit Issues Management: A new approach to resist the label of ‘risk’
"Issues management models may omit non-profit organizations, or feature them primarily as creating risks or issues for ‘legitimate’ (business) organizations"...