News from Birmingham School of Media
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Student receives Charles Parker Gold Award
UNIVERSITY NEWS 29 JUL
Final year Media and Communication student Alexandra Morgan has received the Charles Parker Gold Award for 2020 for her programme ‘This Ain’t My Life’.
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Hope through the airwaves
UNIVERSITY NEWS 29 JUL
MA Media Production alumna and visiting lecturer Peni Whelan has created Hope Radio, a community radio station supporting the over-50s during lockdown.
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Global listening habits explored in a time of pandemic and live music ...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 20 JUL
Global research project Harkive returns on Tuesday 21 July 2020 to explore music listening in a time of pandemic.
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Global listening habits explored in a time of pandemic and live music ...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 20 JUL
Global research project Harkive returns on Tuesday 21 July 2020 to explore music listening in a time of pandemic.
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'Being recognised as a key-worker has really made me realise that my j...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 03 APR
An early-career Birmingham journalist has explained why she feels prouder than ever to be working amidst the coronavirus crisis.
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Birmingham’s inaugural feminist porn festival puts Ethics and Desire f...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 03 FEB
Inclusivity and sex positivity will take centre stage at a feminist erotic film festival coming to Birmingham this month, developed by researchers at Birmingham City University.
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Northern Ireland journalist Lyra McKee awarded posthumous Master’s deg...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 07 JAN
Lyra McKee, the young Northern Ireland journalist fatally shot during rioting in Derry in April 2019, has been posthumously awarded a Master of Arts degree in Online Journalism by Birmingham City...
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Top 10 TV moments of the decade
OPINIONS 18 DEC 2019
Birmingham City University’s Dr Vanessa Jackson reflects on some of the biggest TV moments of the decade and discusses what made them so memorable.
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ADM technicians celebrated at Tech/Tronic exhibition
UNIVERSITY NEWS 27 NOV 2019
Faculty of Arts, Design and Media technicians recently unveiled a diverse and engaging range of work during a private view of Tech/Tronic, an exhibition celebrating their creative practice. The...
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Historic editing desk donated by Charles Parker Archive Trust
UNIVERSITY NEWS 25 NOV 2019
A historic radio editing desk was recently donated to Birmingham City University’s School of Media by the Charles Parker Archive Trust. The Charles Parker Archive was formed in honour of...
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RuPaul’s Drag Race UK – British humour, innuendo and smuttiness
OPINIONS 13 NOV 2019
John Mercer, Professor of Gender and Sexuality at Birmingham City University, discusses the success of ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race UK’ and what has made the first series so fascinating.
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Media experts question whether ‘Dancing On Ice’ producers could be ska...
OPINIONS 09 OCT 2019
Media lecturers Kelly O’Hanlon and Dr Gemma Commane discuss the news that ITV will make history by having the UK’s first same-sex dancing couple on ‘Dancing On Ice’.
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RuPaul’s Drag Race: Mainstreaming drag and accepting identities
OPINIONS 30 SEP 2019
John Mercer, Professor of Gender and Sexuality at Birmingham City University, discusses drag culture and its acceptance into popular consciousness, ahead of the first RuPaul’s Drag Race UK...
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Media Production graduate broadcasts documentary on BBC World Service
UNIVERSITY NEWS 22 AUG 2019
MA Media Production graduate Rachel O’Connell will see her radio documentary, Our Daily bread, broadcast on the BBC World Service. The documentary, created as part of Rachel’s final-year...
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Nile Rodgers delivers surprise keynote speech to University songwritin...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 13 AUG 2019
Ivor Novello Award-winning musician and producer Nile Rodgers surprised a room full of songwriters, music industry professionals, and academics recently, emerging as the unannounced keynote...
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