News from Birmingham School of Media
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University announces new Centre for arts equality
UNIVERSITY NEWS 08 JUL
A new initiative beginning at Birmingham City University next week (12 July) will seek to increase issues of diversity in educational settings and create cultural partnerships to promote equality...
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Researcher explores racism in the UK crafts sector
UNIVERSITY NEWS 22 JUN
People of colour working and creating in the UK’s craft sector have been hit by racist behaviour and micro-aggressions, new research has found.
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Research to explore sexual activity and male dating experiences during...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 11 JUN
A new academic study will explore the experiences of men who have sex with men (MSM), during the coronavirus pandemic in the United Kingdom.
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BBC transformation ‘a game-changer’, says BCU expert
UNIVERSITY NEWS 31 MAR
Over the next six years, the BBC has announced that it will shift its journalism and creative centre from London to other parts of the country 'to better reflect, represent and serve' the public....
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PR academics say Meghan and Harry interview was orchestrated, poorly t...
OPINIONS 31 MAR
Senior media lecturers at Birmingham City University, Philip Young and Kelly O'Hanlon, discuss Prince Harry and Meghan's interview with Oprah Winfrey.
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Burger King’s social media stunt is leaving a bad taste in people’s mo...
OPINIONS 08 MAR
PR and Media lecturer at Birmingham City University, Kelly O’Hanlon, discusses the timing of Burger King’s ‘Women belong in the kitchen’ tweet and how intended campaign messaging can sometimes...
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'It's a Sin' provoking casual homophobia in 2021 is the very reason wh...
OPINIONS 28 JAN
John Mercer, Professor of Gender and Sexuality at Birmingham City University’s School of Media, discusses Channel 4’s ‘It’s a Sin’, sex on screen and influencing representations.
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UK music venues and festivals face a 'second consecutive year of silen...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 05 JAN
A leading music industry academic has cautioned that UK music venues and festivals face a second consecutive year of silence, unless Government adopts measures developed by the music industry to...
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NHS celebrity Covid vaccine campaign: ‘Choose the wrong person and the...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 03 DEC 2020
Senior lecturer in PR, Kelly O’Hanlon, questions the news of NHS plans to feature celebrities in a major campaign persuading people to take a coronavirus vaccine.
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Rule of six could sound ‘death knell’ for many in live music sector – ...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 22 SEP 2020
Further restrictions around social gatherings alongside new requirements for night-time economy businesses could sound the death knell for an already under threat live music venues, clubs and...
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Rule of six could sound ‘death knell’ for many in live music sector – ...
UNIVERSITY NEWS 22 SEP 2020
Further restrictions around social gatherings alongside new requirements for night-time economy businesses could sound the death knell for an already under threat live music venues, clubs and...
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Student receives Charles Parker Gold Award
UNIVERSITY NEWS 29 JUL 2020
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 2020
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 2020
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 2020
Global research project Harkive returns on Tuesday 21 July 2020 to explore music listening in a time of pandemic.
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