Month: January 2021

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New episode of Christian Fuchs’ “Critical Theory Rocks” podcast, the podcast where critical theory rocks society and rock music becomes a tool of social critique.

CAMRI News 20 January 2021

Christian Fuchs’ “Critical Theory Rocks” Podcast on Spotify: Episode 1: Anxiety & Politics: The Relevance of Franz Neumann’s Critical Theory...

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Steven Barnett interviewed by CNN about impartiality and the news

CAMRI News 20 January 2021

Following the insurrection at the US State capital, there has been much discussion about the role of media outlets such...

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CAMRI Alumnus, Peter Block, publishes ‘Accessing databases in the UK broadcast industry: implications for improving the diversity of the workforce’

CAMRI News 20 January 2021

The Campaign for Broadcasting Equality (CBE) commissioned Dr Peter L. Block to develop a methodology which Ofcom might apply to...

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Professor Steven Barnett helps shape future of UK broadcasting landscape as part of DCMS Future of TV Distribution Audience working group

CAMRI News 6 March 2026

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Doug Specht publishes on how a landmark verdict against Greenpeace could reshape the risks facing climate activists worldwide.

CAMRI News 6 March 2026

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New HEPI report on GenAI and universities

CAMRI News 6 March 2026

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Pieter Verdegem publishes new article on critical AI research in Sociology Compass

CAMRI News 6 February 2026

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Paul Rekret on DIY online radio and the fight against algorithmic playlists in The Wire

CAMRI News 6 February 2026