CFP: Tarik Sabry co-edits special issue on the “Plural Digital Maghreb”
Prof. Tarik Sabry is co-editing a special issue of the Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication (MEJCC) entitled “Fatema...
Alexander Sergeant speaks at BFI London Film Festival on fantasy cinema
Dr Alexander Sergeant recently spoke at the British Film Institute’s (BFI) London Film Festival (8-19 October 2025) in an...
Maria Michalis partners with Council of Europe to tackle systemic threats to public service media
Prof. Maria Michalis recently collaborated with the Council of Europe (CoE) on a project to identify and address systemic threats...
Tarik Sabry publishes a refereed journal issue on Moroccan Cultural Studies
Prof. Tarik Sabry, Professor of Media and Cultural Studies and co-founder of the Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication...
Paul Rekret awarded ‘Curiosity Grant’ by AHRC for small-scale online radio stations in the UK
Paul Rekret has been awarded a 'Curiosity Grant' by the Arts & Humanities Research Council for £99,720 for his...
Prof Steven Barnett on the future of the BBC licence fee
As the debate intensifies over the future of the UK’s TV licence, Prof. Steven Barnett spoke to Saga magazine to weigh...
Doug Specht covers media, technology, law, and geopolitics for Geographical magazine
Doug Specht, in his role as columnist for Geographical magazine, spent the summer offering insightful analysis on contemporary issues...
Peter Cunliffe-Jones speaks at All-Ireland Conference on health misinformation
Peter Cunliffe-Jones, CAMRI Visiting Researcher, recently spoke at the Joint North South Public Health Conference on the urgent issue of...
Steven Barnett quoted in the Observer on the growing crisis in local journalism
The closure of City Matters, the City of London’s local newspaper, marks another setback in the ongoing decline of regional...
Paul Rekret discusses “Take This Hammer” on the Minor Compositions podcast
Paul Rekret recently appeared on the Minor Compositions podcast to discuss his latest book Take This Hammer: Work, Song, Crisis...