MeCCSA Live Blog

Blumler's at it again! When will the album be released? J. Blumler responds to the papers in the Brexit panel IN SONG!!!! They don't make...

Many thanks to University of Leeds PhD researcher Jennifer Carlberg for this summary of Professor Paul Gilroy's keynote from yesterday evening. One would be hard...

What were the most prominent issues in Referendum media cover save? Devolution questions were marginal #meccsa2017 pic.twitter.com/EsAKPwYY7d — Prof. Eleonora Belfiore #WIASN (@elebelfiore) January 13,...

Domonic Wring, University of Loughborough, discussing the weight of Fleet Street's longstanding euro scepticism on the Brexit vote

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Dr Lamb from Teeside University, discussing Changing the Welfare State: An investigation into the effects of alternative regional media on the realisation of freedoms and...

Iain Logie Baird (Independent researcher) discusses Terence Rottigan's Faustian warning of the power of television

'The way women's voices are valued on television is bundled up with existing gender inequalities' - Jilly B. Kay

Today's guest speakers include: Viola C Milton, University of South Africa and Winston Mano Elif Grant, University of Roehampton Anna Feigenbaum, Bournemouth University Burce Celik,...

81% of benefit spending in 15/16 went to 'deserving poor' as labelled by the press 1% went to the 'undeserving poor' £2.4bn