Legitimacy justifies the acts and authority of social groups and organisations and makes them...
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June 17-18, 2021 Berlin (Germany) Deadline: February 10, 2021 A Japanese-German Conference and...
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Back in July 2020, the BBC began screening its new Sunday night serial on BBC One in an attempt to...
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The circle is now complete. George Lucas has acknowledged inspiration for his original Star Wars:...
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August 16-22, 2021; Virtual Event Queen’s University* Katarokwi/Kingston, Canada *Queen’s...
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co-edited by Eddie Falvey and Alice Haylett Bryan Call for Book Chapters As we move into the...
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Migrant belonging through digital connectivity refers to a way of being in the world that cuts...
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Are you a graduate or doctoral student, post-doc, or early career professional currently working...
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International Communication Association Remote Preconference May 27, 2021 Organizers: David W....
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The last time I’d seen Stu, we were both in tuxedos. It was a packed hotel ballroom in London, the...
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This account builds on an earlier blog, ‘Problems of Style in High-end Drama’ and an article...
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The theme for the 2021 Spring Seminar is monstrosity. This theme explores the role of monsters and...
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In the last decades, the European audiovisual and creative sectors have not stopped developing in...
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It’s been just over nine months since the UK entered its first COVID-19 lockdown (time flies when...
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17th November 2020 marked the fortieth anniversary of the death of 20-year-old University of Leeds...
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By Eva Novrup Redvall The research project ‘Reaching Young Audiences: Serial Fiction and...
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The annual MIPCOM market was organized in mid-October as a virtual event. We composed a summary on...
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How might we describe and evaluate non-human “performances” in television fiction? I blogged a...
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Writing in April 2020, Joke Hermes and Annette Hill note that audiences turned to television...
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Towards the end of April — into what we can now call Lockdown 1.0 as Ireland has recently entered...
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I have been indulging in crime lately; crime on TV to be precise. I have noticed a few academic...
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Special issue of Journal of Digital Media & Policy, 12.3 (October 2021) Deadline (extended):...
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The BBC’s reputation for impartiality and independence is one of the cornerstones of its...
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We are excited to announce details for the British Association for American Studies’s 66th Annual...
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Since the mid-nineties researchers have developed a monumental theory of information and...
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