Piers Morgan acts as a lightning rod to those who don’t like Meghan, says Steven Barnett
Following his article in The Conversation about the Harry and Meghan interview with Oprah, Prof. Steven Barnett spoke with the...
Broadcasting Post-Brexit
Maria Michalis recently wrote about the impact of Brexit on the audio-visual sector for the Voice of the Listener &...
CAMRI alumna Nathasha Fernando launches new podcast examining Anglo-American racial discourse
CAMRI alumna Nathasha Fernando, along with Westminster graduate Maria Mancuso and author Nadeesha Uyangoda, launched Sulla Razza , an Italian...
Doug Specht interviewed by Devex about why we need to think about ethics when using satellite data for development
Doug Specht was recently interviewed by Devex about the role of ethics in using satellites for development. In the article,...
RGS Digital Geographies Research Group launches undergraduate dissertation prize
The Digital Geographies Research Group, a research group of the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) has launched a new undergraduate...
The War Against the BBC – Barnett and Barwise
Professor Steven Barnett, and Patrick Barwise, emeritus professor of management and marketing at London Business School, discuss the war against...
Jean Seaton speaks to The Guardian about Paul Potts’ role in choosing a new Ofcom chair
Paul Potts, who was appointed two years ago as an independent director of Times Newspapers Holdings, is now also the...
Pieter Verdegem interviewed by USA Today about the future of the internet
Pieter Verdegem has been interviewed for an article by USA Today, Tech, about the future of the internet. The article,...
Steven Barnett interviewed by NPR about Fox News and deplatforming
Fox News has been stoking rage on the right for decades. As the former president faces an impeachment trial for...
Whatever happened to local TV? Steven Barnett speaks to BBC News
Prof. Steven Barnett has been interviewed for an article about the changing face of local television. The article, by Ian...