Welcome to our new MSc in Media Management students
The Centre is delighted to extend a warm welcome to the new arrivals who started their studies last week on our Masters in Media Management.
Preparing for a Fully Converged Audiovisual World
In the lead-up to adoption of a new Green Paper on regulatory implications for Europe of changes in audiovisual markets, Director of CCPR Gillian Doyle has been invited to address an EPP Hearing on 'Converged Media: opportunities and challenges for the European audiovisual media sector' at the European Parliament in October 2013.
Philip Schlesinger's latest advice to Ofcom blogpost
http://advicetoofcom.org.uk/blog/2013/09/channel-4-needs-do-more-and-uk-nations
The future of listed events television in the UK
Raymond Boyle has a chapter, No Longer the Crown Jewels of Sport? Television, Sport and National Events in the UK, in a new collection called Sport, Public Broadcasting and Cultural Citizenship edited by Jay Scherer and David Rowe and published by Routledge.
PhD Bursary, Centre for Cultural Policy Research, University of Glasgow
The Centre for Cultural Policy Research is offering a PhD Tuition Fee Bursary starting 2013/14. The Bursary will cover the costs of Home/EU tuition fees or equivalent for three years.
Visiting Fellows will research media, culture and sports
Two new visiting fellows have joined CCPR this semester.
Philip Schlesinger's blog post on Scottish Government's post-independence regulatory reforms
Philip Schlesinger's blog post on Scottish Government's post-independence regulatory reforms
Trust and the media
Philip Schlesinger was a member of the spirited panel debate on 'Can we trust the media?' held at the Edinburgh International Book Festival.
Philip Schlesinger's blog on Ofcom's Communication Market Report 2013
Philip Schlesinger's blog on Ofcom's Communication Market Report 2013