Communication and Media Research Institute
Abstract As publicly funded organizations operating in a sector characterized by ever-greater private-sector provision, public service broadcasters need to build...
Abstract The connections between vicarious trauma and the viewing of violent User-Generated Content (UGC) are becoming an increasingly important topic...
The phenomenon of the “popularization” of journalism has become widespread in the process of media marketization, globalization and digitalization. This...
In the middle stretch of his twenty-two-year BBC career, the poet and producer Louis MacNeice earned a reputation as one...
Heralding the imminent screening of a new series of Iftah ya Simsim (Open Sesame) for pre-schoolers on Gulf television in...
Recent interest in Arab child audiences is mostly related to the penetration of digital media to the Arab region and...
June 17, 1972: Five burglars are caught breaking into the Democractic National Commitee’s headquarters at the Watergate complex trying to...
Joachim C. Fest published one of the most widely read Hitler biographies in 1973. Are there parallels of its analytical...
This article discusses the recent development of Xinhuanet.com, a news website launched by Xinhua News Agency, one of China’s key...
Westminster Papers in Communication and Culture Call for Papers on Geography and Communications: Geography, media, and communications have been closely...
