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...
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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...
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...
Two Westminster academics recognised as media studies key thinkers in Department of Education list
The University of Westminster is the only institution to be home to two scholars recognised in the UK Government’s recently...
Westminster academic to give talk at the Royal Society of Medicine
Diana Garrisi, who is a visiting lecturer at the Westminster School of Media, Arts and Design, will give a talk...
CAMRI Staff appointed to IST/36
CAMRI Research Associate, Doug Specht, was recently appointed to British Standards Committee (IST/36) Geographic Information. IST/36 is committee of British...
New Book: Reconsidering Value and Labour in the Digital Age
This new book, edited by Christian Fuchs and Eran Fisher explores the labour theory of value is one of the...
Geographic Information for Development
CAMRI Research Associate Doug Specht's work has been included in the Association for Geographic Information's 2020 Foresight report. The AGI...
CAMRI professors discuss UNESCO’s MacBride Report’s policy implications in the era of digitised globalisation
2015 is the 35th anniversary of the MacBride Report, a media policy report with the title “Many Voices, One World:...
The University of Westminster joins World Elite
Westminster is ranked as the number one university in the United Kingdom for "Media, Journalism and Communications" according a leading...
