Jean Seaton’s Unreported Britain project examines The Remembrance Day bombing 30 years on
The Unreported Britain project, run by The Orwell Prize and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation this week examined the Remembrance Day...
Call for papers: Mapping Cultural Policy in the Arab Region
The call for papers is now open for Mapping Cultural Policy in the Arab Region on 21 April 2017 –...
Media and the Development Challenge
Held at the University of Westminster in London, Media and the Development Challenge: New frontiers in international media development research...
Can Music Make you Sick?
From dubstep to orchestral players, stories of instances of psychological and emotional turmoil experienced by musicians as well as other...
Prof. Steven Barnett conferred as Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences
Steven Barnett, Professor of Communications in the Westminster School of Media Art and Design is the first academic from the...
CAMRI scholar interviewed by Medienwoche
Last week, CAMRI scholar Maria Michalis was interviewed by the Swiss online publication, Medienwoche. The article, which is published in...
CAMRI Scholars on BBC Radio 4
The last seven days have seen two of our staff speaking on Radio 4. Firstly on Saturday, Prof. Jean Seaton...
CAMRI Staff interviewed for BBC3 about Music and Depression
'The idea that DJs and electronic artists may suffer mental health difficulties as a result of their work is an...
Foreign Office Award: Pioneering South Asian Journalism Project
Professors Jean Seaton and Rosie Thomas have just won a prestigious contract from the Foreign Office to extend their pioneering...
Africa through Chinese eyes: CAMRI PhD Researcher Published in new book.
The screen fills with close-ups of smiling African faces against a black-and-orange background: the carefree child, the gap-toothed man with...