Sally Anne Gross and George Musgrave give evidence for Commons ‘Misogyny in music’ report
Sally Anne Gross and George Musgrave have contributed to a major new House of Commons report on misogyny in music....
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Maria Michalis on digital sovereignty, telecommunications, and public-service broadcasting
Maria Michalis contributed a podcast to Toby Miller’s cultural studies series where she talked about power, crisis, infrastructure, digital sovereignty,...
Debbie Ball interviewed about politics and social media
CAMRI PhD Researcher, Debbie Ball, recently spoke to The Guardian about politics and social media. The article from the Big...
CAMRI’s Tarik Sabry and Winston Mano Invited Keynote Speakers in Morocco
CAMRI Scholars, Professors Tarik Sabry and Winston Mano, took part in a keynote panel at the University of Mohamed 6...
New Book: Epistemic Rights in the Era of Digital Disruption
A book co-edited by Alessandro D’Arma, including a chapter on “Public Service Media: From Epistemic Rights to Epistemic Justice” co-authored...
2024 Quintin Hogg Trust PhD studentships at CAMRI
The University of Westminster’s Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI) is pleased to announce this year’s Quintin Hogg Trust (QHT)...
Jean Seaton speaks to The Times about the BBCs selling of its vinyl archive
Prof. Jean Seaton recently spoke with The Times about the BBC's selling off its Vinyl archive through auction. Seaton noted...
Doug Specht and Winston Mano Speak at the Launch of the CJA’s Expanded Mentoring Scheme
After a successful pilot scheme in 2023, the Commonwealth Journalists Association (CJA) was, on the 29th of November, at the...
CAMRI’s Winston Mano at Mozfest 2023 in Kenya
MozFest is a multifaceted annual event committed to fighting for a “better internet for all”. This year’s annual meeting, with...
Jean Seaton discusses the literary legacy of Tea for a BBC podcast
Prof. Jean Seaton has appeared on an episode of the BBC's Empire of Tea Podcast. Throughout the series, Sathnam Sanghera...
