“ISN’T IT FUNNY”: NOW WE CAN LAUGH AT BREXIT by Sarah Arnold
It’s been over a month since the monumental shock that was Brexit as well as its immediate and...
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THE NAUGHTY, THE BLASPHEMOUS, AND AMERICAN TELEVISION by David Lavery
(First Published on 14 December 2012) Back in January America was all abuzz with the...
Read MoreCFP: Women Who Kill in English-speaking Cinema and TV Series of the Postfeminist Era
Call for Chapters Within the fields of film and television studies, feminist critics and scholars of the 1980s and 1990s have extensively analyzed the figures of women murderers in classical film genres like film noir and...
Read MoreCFP: The NECS 2017 Conference – SENSIBILITY AND THE SENSES -Media, Bodies, Practices
The NECS 2017 Conference SENSIBILITY AND THE SENSES Media, Bodies, Practices Paris, France 29 June to 01 July 2017 Hosted by the Université Sorbonne Nouvelle – Paris 3 Pre-Conference 27 and 28 June 2017 Hosted by the Université...
Read MoreCFP: International Media Education Summit, 15-17 June 2017, Segovia, Spain
Join the International Media Education Summit (III INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MEDIA EDUCATION AND DIGITAL COMPETENCE) in Segovia in June 2017. Each year the summit brings together a global network of media educators and media...
Read More‘The Future of Public Service Media in Europe: Freedom, Independence and Media Relations with the State’
You are cordially invited to participate in a one-day symposium ‘The Future of Public Service Media in Europe: Freedom, Independence and Media Relations with the State’, organised by the LSE Department of Media and...
Read MoreCFP: Flow Volume 23 Special Issue: Media, Activism, and Politics in/for the Age of Trump
Media played an integral, deeply complicated role in the recent presidential campaign, with Donald Trump’s candidacy and win fundamentally transforming the relationship between the media, culture, and politics. ...
Read MoreCFP: Contemporary Spanish Screen Media and Responses to Crisis and Aftermath, 31 March — 1 April
Contemporary Spanish Screen Media and Responses to Crisis and Aftermath University of Manchester, Manchester, UK Friday 31 March — Saturday 1 April (linking with VIVA Spanish and Latin American Festival, HOME Arts Centre,...
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TELEVISION WITH TEARS: THE 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION by Toby Miller
The recent General Election in the US shocked politicians, pollsters, political scientists, and...
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TELEVISION, THE AMERICAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, AND THE ZOMNEY APOCALYPSE by David Lavery
(First published on December 14th 2012) Image from AMC.com. I am watching Walking Dead on the...
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CSTONLINE RE-LAUNCH: PART 2 by Kim Akass
Since CSTonline was last published at the end of June we have seen some seismic political shifts –...
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WHY CAN’T I FIND ANYTHING TO WATCH ON TV? by John Ellis
Why has the television business made it so hard for its users to find something they want to...
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KEN LOACH, THE PRESS AND THE BBC by Christine Geraghty
Ken Loach is surely the patron saint of British film and television studies – venerated for his...
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BIG BROTHER’S IDENTITY CRISIS by Michael Lovelock
Watching the seventeenth series of Big Brother UK, broadcast on Channel Five this summer, and...
Read MoreCFP: Children’s Media and Texts in a Mediatized World, 30/5-1/6/17
Conference at Aarhus University, Centre for Children’s Literature 30 May – 1 June 2017 Children and young people live in a mediatized world in which literature, other visual and verbal texts, media and platforms converge...
Read MoreCities in Crisis: Cinema, Media and Urban Space
Cities in Crisis: Cinema, Media and Urban Space Event to be held at the following time, date and location: Saturday, 19 November 2016 from 09:30 to 19:00 (GMT) King’s College London Department of Geography Room K4U.12 4th...
Read MoreEuropean Co-Production Symposium: a multi-disciplinary conference of scholars, practitioners and policy professionals
23-24 November 2016 University of Copenhagen, Keynote Speakers Roberto Olla, Executive Director, Eurimages Ib Bondebjerg, Professor Emeritus, University of Copenhagen The European Co-production Symposium will explore...
Read MoreJournal of Italian Cinema and Media Studies, Italian Cinema and Media in a Global World, 9-10 June 2017
Journal of Italian Cinema and Media Studies Innovations and Tensions Italian Cinema and Media in a Global World The American University of Rome 9-10 June 2017 Journal of Italian Cinema and Media Studies, published by Intellect...
Read MoreCFP: 2017 Centre for Media and Celebrity Studies (CMCS) 4th International Conference
Bridging Gaps: Where is the film scholar in Hollywood filmmaking? Performance Café, University of Southern California Los Angeles, USA March 18-19, 2017 There have been significant debates on gaps between filmmakers and film...
Read MoreTelevising Childbirth Seminar Series, University of Nottingham
Female Expertise in the Birthing Show: A Transnational Study Dr. Sofia Bull, University of Southampton 18th January 2017, 12:00-13:00, [Room TBC] All welcome. To register email Sara De Benedictis:...
Read MoreTelevising Childbirth Seminar Series, University of Nottingham
Changing the Narrative around Birth: Midwives Views of Working with the Media Prof. Vanora Hundley, University of Bournemouth 14th December 2016, 12:00-13:00, [Room TBC] This seminar series is supported by the Wellcome Trust....
Read MoreTelevising Childbirth Seminar Series, University of Nottingham
Decision-making as interactional practice in conversations between women and HCPs during labour: Insights from One Born Every Minute Dr. Clare Jackson, University of York – 23rd November 2016, 12:00-13:00, [Room TBC] This...
Read MoreCall for Papers: Screen Studies Conference 23-5 June 2017, University of Glasgow
The 27th international Screen Studies Conference will take place at the University of Glasgow, 23-25 June, 2017, programmed by Karen Lury for Screen journal. There is no specific theme this year, and we are therefore pleased to...
Read MoreCFP: The children’s ’68: online journal of children’s literature and culture
The children’s ’68: call for papers https://children68.hypotheses.org/ This call for papers invites proposals for contributions to a special issue of the online journal of children’s literature and culture Strenae entitled ‘The...
Read MoreThe Mediation of Migration – LSE Symposium, 18 November 2016
TICKETS AVAILABLE THROUGH EVENTBRITE November 18th 2016 Silverstone Room – TW3.7.01.A London School of Economics and Political Science One million migrants crossed the borders of Europe in 2015, in, what came to be known as the...
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