Media Systems, Public Knowledge, and Democracy

20 Nov 2007 Pallavi Aiyar writes: 'Does the media architecture of a country have an influence on…

Is the media having a "seriously adverse" impact on public life?

05 Dec 2007 Tony Blair called the media distracting, unbalanced, demoralising, even overwhelming.…

Evaluating 75 years of BBC overseas broadcasting

10 Jan 2008 A two-day conference at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University…

Conference: Nordic Media in Theory and Practice

25 Feb 2008 Nordic Media in Theory and Practice 8-9 November, 2008 UCL campus, central London A…

Mercato e Democrazia

06 Jun 2008 Trento, May/June 2008" It is important to say, to a conference called "mercato e…

New Director at Reuters Institute

26 Sep 2008 Former BBC journalist and head of policy is new Director at Reuters Institute for the…

Television in Europe’s New Democracies

02 Jun 2009 Presenting his recent study on television in Europe's new democracies, Mark Thompson…

Tighter definition of 'public interest' needed to safeguard privacy

The British MP expenses scandal first disclosed in the Daily Telegraph in May this year has added…

Three new Journalist Fellows' papers now online

22 Aug 2011 Jamilah Tangaza has written a fascinating study on how rural audiences in northern…

The Power of the Chinese Netizen? How Microblogging is Changing Chinese Journalism

29 Nov 2011 Zhou Kangliang is a Chinese journalist who has worked at Yunnan Satellite TV Station…

Is the successful digital transition of newspapers threatened by free public news?

18 Jul 2012 Szabolcs (Szabi) Toth has written a compelling study about the extent to which…

New tricks for an old pony: Is it essential for speech radio programmes to utilise social media in order to stay relevant to the audience?

22 Aug 2013 There have been innumerable studies on the effects of new and social media on legacy…