Why host a martial arts studies conference?
By Dr Paul Bowman Between June 10th and June 12th, the School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies is holding
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Dot Everyone – how the UK can take the digital lead
Posted by Professor Richard Sambrook If you havn’t yet seen this year’s Dimbleby Lecture by Dame Martha Lane Fox I
Read morePrivate messaging apps could push eyewitness media under the radar
Posted by Damian Radcliffe As newsrooms get to grips with finding and verifying stories shared publicly on social networks, a
Read moreThe New Censorship
From Egypt to Mexico, Russia to Syria, journalists are increasingly coming under attack. They are murdered, imprisoned and intimidated for
Read moreA seven-horse race? How minor parties are being squeezed out of campaign coverage
Posted by: Dr Stephen Cushion and Dr Gordon Neil Ramsey When broadcasters revised the format of the TV leaders’ debates
Read more10 things we learned about Social Media in the Middle East in 2014
Ever since the start of the Arab Spring in 2011, there has been considerable interest in the role that social
Read moreThe Advent of Surveillance Realism
Posted by Dr Lina Dencik Does the post-Snowden debate reveal the extent to which we can no longer imagine a society
Read moreLocal News and the Democratic Deficit
This post is by Professor Richard Sambrook A few weeks ago a group of hyperlocal news sites gathered in Cardiff
Read moreIn a time of surveillance, you can’t be too paranoid
This post is by Diploma/MA Journalism student, Ed Ludlow As a trainee journalist, no matter in what medium you ply your trade, it
Read more“Citizen Four” Shows the Story Behind the Leak that Changed the World
Posted by: Dr Arne Hintz The long-awaited documentary by filmmaker Laura Poitras about NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden had its UK
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