Where would we be without Alain de Botton?
Posted by: Dr Kerry Moore On Wednesday evening, after an afternoon of lecture preparation to teach my Year 2 Journalism,
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Insight, news and research in the field of Cultural Studies
Marking and Mediating the Centenary
Posted by: Dr Jenny Kidd The First World War Centenary media coverage will soon be coming thick and fast, with
Read moreChina, the USA and ‘Soft Power’.
Posted by Dr John Jewell Does China want a Hollywood movie, a coke and a burger? It’s clear that the financial
Read moreWhen Worlds Embrace: Uniting TV Research and Practice
Posted by Angela Graham I believe I’m not unusual among tv producers in finding that academic work about television doesn’t
Read moreMemory Palace at the Victoria and Albert Museum
Posted by Dr Jenny Kidd The Memory Palace exhibition currently running at the Victoria and Albert Museum is an absolute
Read moreWho’s Asking The Questions For You?
Posted by Prof. Richard Sambrook With the decline of local newspapers, budgets cut in local radio and TV, there are fewer
Read moreThe return of cigarette advertising – sort of
Posted by Dr John Jewell On September 14th the International Business Times reported that the world’s biggest tobacco companies were to spend
Read moreWhy are we still fascinated by Hitler?
Posted by Dr John Jewell Ten years ago, Ian Kershaw, author of several books on Nazi Germany, wrote on the 70th
Read moreConference Report on Doctor Who: Walking in Eternity – An International Interdisciplinary Conference Celebrating 50 Years in Time and Space
Posted by Dr Ross Garner University of Hertfordshire, 3-5 September 2013 Last week I had the pleasure of attending and presenting
Read moreWhy have Real Madrid paid so much for Gareth Bale? It’s a commercial investment
Posted by Dr John Jewell One of the most tedious but enduring stories of a summer packed with sporting incident has
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