Steven Barnett speaks to Tagesspiegel about a possible coup in the Conservative party.
A group of British Tory delegates wants to overthrow their own government, suggests Tagesspiegel, in an article published on the...
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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...
Event report: Towards 2018 Zimbabwe Elections: Democratic Challenges and Opportunities
The following report was written by Alphonce Shiundu, a student of MA Media and Development, following the 'Towards 2018 Zimbabwe...
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...
“The internet is a devastating wasteland” says Sally Gross on FactMag
Music industry vet turned music management teacher Sally Gross has seen “what happens to the detritus of the music industry...
Saving the planet, one Instagram post at a time
In an article published for the i newspaper, which discusses social media strategies used by environmental campaigners to capture the...
Anastasia Denisova interviewed on How memes are changing politics for IBT
In a world where millennials get 60% of their news from social media, memes are an important political tool. Memes...
Christian Fuchs on Al Jazeera’s media critique show “The Listening Post”
Click to view video on Aljazeera The great firewall update: Clamping down on VPNs Russia and China have both recently...
Steven Barnett on Victoria Derbyshire show to discuss BBC talent pay
Steven Barnett appeared on the Victoria Derbyshire show this week to discuss the BBC being forced to reveal the wages...
Miriyam Aouragh interviewed about Rabat protests in Morocco for The World Weekly
The following article first appeared on theworldweekly.com and contains comments from Miriyam Aouragh on the current situation in Morocco. Thousands...