Jean Seaton and Steven Barnett attend roundtable on sustainable solutions to the local reporting deficit
On Wednesday 7th Novemeber The Guardian Foundation, Media Trust and The Orwell Foundation held a roundtable on the Crisis in...
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British Academy Global Professorships now open for outstanding international researchers
The Communication and Media Resarch Institute and the University of Westminster are keen to consider eligible applications from outstanding international...
University of Westminster welcomes roundtable on Geographic Standards.
On Friday 21st September the University of Westminster welcomed the ‘Geographic Standard for the UK: Priorities’ roundtable to our Regent...
Jean Seaton appointed as a fellow of the Imperial War Museum Institute for the Public Understanding of War and Conflict
Prof. Jean Seaton has been appointed as a fellow of the IWM Institute for the Public Understanding of War and...
Why tech billionaires are buying American newsrooms: Steven Barnett interviewed for Yahoo News
Following last weeks purchase of Time Magazine by Marc Benioff, Yahoo News asks why wealthy tech entrepreneurs are so keen...
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...
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...
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...
Maria Michalis joins the Board of Trustees of the Voice of the Listener and the Viewer
Maria Michalis has joined the Board of Trustees of the Voice of the Listener and the Viewer (VLV). VLV, founded...
Why was there no news on 18th April 1930?
On 18 April 1930, the BBC's news announcer had nothing to communicate. "There is no news," was the script of...
