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Nov
						5
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												5:30 pm
											
										
										
											Unseeing Gaza: Visual Politics &...
																							@ University of Westminster (Marylebone Campus)
																					
									
									
							 						 					
		
	
		Unseeing Gaza: Visual Politics &...
					@ University of Westminster (Marylebone Campus)
					
	
	 
		
	
			
								
					Nov 5 @ 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
			
			
			
Please join the Westminster Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI) for a research seminar with Professor Rebecca L. Stein (Duke University). Location: University of Westminster, Marylebone Campus (Room MG14). —– Details From its outset, the Israeli assault on[...]
	
Nov
						13
						Thu
											
					
									
																					
												5:30 pm
											
										
										
											Fact-checking, Public Policy and...
																							@ University of Westminster (Marylebone Campus)
																					
									
									
							 						 					
		
	
		Fact-checking, Public Policy and...
					@ University of Westminster (Marylebone Campus)
					
	
	
								
					Nov 13 @ 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
			
	
			Please join the Westminster Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI), Peter Cunliffe-Jones and Prof. Jean Seaton for a seminar on fact-checking, forecasting and information disorder. Location: University of Westminster, Marylebone Campus (Room MG28). —– Details Long-range weather forecasts,[...]
	
Dec
						4
						Thu
											
					
									
																					
												5:30 pm
											
										
										
											The Technopolitics of Communicat...
																							@ University of Westminster (Marylebone Campus)
																					
									
									
							 						 					
		
	
		The Technopolitics of Communicat...
					@ University of Westminster (Marylebone Campus)
					
	
	
								
					Dec 4 @ 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
			
	
			Please join the Westminster Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI), for our final research seminar of 2025. Location: University of Westminster, Marylebone Campus (Room MG28). —– Details Over the past decade, forms of popular politics once seen as[...]
	
Research
 - It’s up to universities to embed climate literacy in the next generation of journalistsFrom extreme weather to biodiversity loss, climate change affects lives, economies and politics across the …
 - Sensuous Abstraction: hip-hop, money and the popularABSTRACT This article examines the absorption of hip-hop into the upper echelons of the popular …
 - The Student Guide to the Creative Studio in the Digital AgeAvailable online now and in print October 16, 2025 In The Student Guide to the …
 - Why it matters who owns a newspaperSteve Travelguide/Shutterstock Steven Barnett, University of Westminster The House of Lords this week approved government …
 - Ofcom is now defying logicWhy is the media regulator reinterpreting statutory rules on impartiality to allow partisan politicians to …
 - We are Tectonic! A Queer Geophysics for Intra-Solidarities and Resisting the Cloud RegimeABSTRACT This paper analyses how Big Tech and global consultancy firms are asserting control over …
 - Syrians know their way—from visual memory making to digital testimoniesABSTRACT A decade after the 2011–2013 Syrian uprising, many had forgotten the country’s revolutionary struggle. …
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