CAMRI PhD Graduate awarded prestigious post-doc at Harvard
The Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University last week announced the incoming and returning fellows, faculty...
Month: July 2018
The CAMRI Policy Observatory: A Forum for Intervening Critically in Media Policy Debates
by Christian Fuchs, Anastasia Kavada, Naomi Sakr (University of Westminster) The institution that launched Britain’s first undergraduate media studies degree...
Steven Barnett discusses what Cliff Richard versus the BBC means for press freedom
On Wednesday Sir Cliff Richard was awarded a minimum of £210,000 in damages after successfully suing the BBC for a...
Dacre’s departure from the Daily Mail “will lead into a different kind of national discourse,” says Steven Barnett in the Atlantic
This week, an article in The Atlantic, by Tom Rachman, asks if Geordie Greig, the incoming editor of the Daily...
Hugh Grant delivers speech at Power Without Responsibility book launch
Professor Jean Seaton and Professor James Curran launched the eighth edition of their book ‘Power Without Responsibility: Broadcasting, Press and...
Sally Anne Gross and George Musgrave cited by KeyChange on Music and Metal Health
As part of a PRS Foundation series on longevity and sustainability in the music industry, Sally Anne Gross and George Musgrave's...
Did EDM kill Avicii?
This month GQ magazine ran an article asking if EDM music was in part responsive for the death of Avicii....
What happens when China’s state-run media embraces AI?
Two CAMRI academics have been quoted by a Columbia Journalism Review article that questions what might happen when China's state-run...
RE-imagining Cultural Histories of the Middle East and North Africa Conference
On Thursday 28 of June 2018, the Communication and Media Research Institute co-organised the Arab Media Centre’s 13th International annual...
