Taoism in Bits
Professor Paul Bowman presented ‘Taoism in Bits’ as a Research Seminar in the School on 25 January and will again as part of a newly formed research cluster on 2 February.
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How the UK got a ‘world-leading’ surveillance law
Last week saw the adoption of the Investigatory Powers Act – a comprehensive legislative framework that regulates the surveillance powers
Read moreMagazines and Media History
This post is by Tim Holmes Marcus Morris founded The Eagle comic, still remembered for Dan Dare and cutaway illustrations
Read moreLego vs Daily Mail strikes at paper’s weak spot: its advertising revenue
Perhaps providing a welcome diversion to all the apocalyptic press reaction following the election of Donald Trump is the news
Read moreTrump and Brexit: where did the media go wrong?
This post by Professor Richard Sambrook originally appeared in The Conversation. It underlines the importance of strong vocational education for journalists.
Read moreNews UK, journalism and Politics…plus ça change
The reciprocal closeness in the relationship between journalism and power is a prominent feature of British political history. In times
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JOMEC’s Hidden Talent: An Interview with Landscape Photographer Daniel Alford
It was only through a brief encounter that I came to discover a hidden talented photographer in our School.
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Students in the news room
Posted by Sian Morgan Lloyd Last week we highlighted opportunities for you to use Welsh in your studies, including choosing
Read moreJournalism shines a light.
Debates about the ethics and validity of investigative journalism have been very much to the fore recently. Last week’s news
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