Musab Iqbal discusses riots in the UK for Dunyadaari
https://youtu.be/aP0icEKNLiQ Musab Iqbal appeared on the Hindi News media The Lallantop’s programme ‘Dunyadaari’ to discuss the riots in Britain. He...
Elon Musk is wrong about Orwell says Jean Seaton
Professor Jean Seaton, director of the Orwell Foundation and official historian for the BBC, has strongly criticized Elon Musk's interpretation...
Jean Seaton speaks to the Guardian about the sale of the Orwell Archive
Prof. Jean Seaton recently spoke with The Guardian to discuss the controversy surrounding the potential sale of George Orwell's archive....
Steven Barnett speaks to New European and contributes to a collection of essays about the UK general election result
Prof. Steven Barnett’s wrote about the enduring influence of the UK national press for a collection of essays about the...
Congratulations to our newest CAMRI PhD graduate: Lookman Sanusi
Congratulations to Dr Lookman Sanusi, the newest PhD graduate from the Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI)! Dr Sanusi has...
Alessandro D’Arma and Maria Michalis participate in the RIPE@2024 conference
Alessandro D’Arma and Maria Michalis participated in the RIPE@2024 conference “Public Service Media for Innovation and Sustainability” where they presented...
Maria Michalis publishes on Competition Law and Regulation
Maria Michalis has published a chapter on “Competition Law and Regulation” in the Handbook of Media and Communication Governance (2024,...
CAMRI hosts international conference on media regulation
In a groundbreaking event hosted by the Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI), leading experts from around the world convened...
Steven Barnett writes for City AM on the importance of the BBC
Steven Barnett recently wrote for CityAM, where he argues for the importance of the BBC as its Royal Charter nears...
Ed Bracho-Polanco speaks to News Decoder about voter turnout.
Ed Bracho-Polanco recently spoke to News Decoder about the trend of low voter turnout among young people and explored ways...