An afternoon seminar examining some of the ways in which women’s sexuality is produced, represented and consumed in television drama, women’s porn and girl zines. This event is organized by the Communication and Media Studies Group, Sheffield Hallam University. All women working in media, communication and cultural studies welcome. The event is free, but please …Continue Reading
For a full report on the conference, please download Issue 10 of our Newsletter.
Speakers Sue Turnbull, La Trobe, Melbourne: ‘They Stole Me: The OC, masculinities and the strategies of teen TV’ Milly Williamson, Leicester: ‘Gender, Buffy and beyond: teen TV and contemporary femininity’ Rebecca Feasey, Bath Spa: ‘Examining the appeal of teen drama for the adult audience’ Michele Paule, Oxford Brookes: ‘Slacker Girls: Why Joan Girardi won’t take …Continue Reading
Christine Geraghty, MeCCSA Chair 7 April 2008 ‘Taking Forward the Gowers Review of Intellectual Property: the Proposed Changes to Copyright Exceptions’ (UK Intellectual Property Office, 2008) In responding to this consultation by the UK Intellectual Property Office, MeCCSA, the Higher Education Subject Association representing academics and researchers in the broad discipline of Communications, Cultural and …Continue Reading
School of Journalism Media and Cultural Studies Cardiff University, Wed 9 – Fri 11 January 2008 Timetable (PDF, 15k) MeCCSA joined with AMPE (the Association of Media Practitioners in Education) in 2007 and the new organisation held its first conference in January 2008, hosted by JOMEC at Cardiff University (with some locations as featured in …Continue Reading
Response to HEFCE consultation on the future of research assessment February 2008
Supported by MeCCSA Practice section Schedule (PDF, 11k) The JMP symposium is an annual event for all media practitioners teaching or researching in HE and FE. The theme this year was our context – how we interact with our field. This is about how we teach media practice, how researchers and educators relate to professional …Continue Reading
Hosted by the School of Media and Cultural Production at De Montfort University, an afternoon seminar to celebrate International Women’s Day. Registration and location To register, please email Margaret Montgomerie by 28 February 2006. For maps and directions, see the Campuses and Locations section of the De Montfort University site. Programme Opening with Shazia Mirza, …Continue Reading
Invited speakers – biographies Bruce Brown Chair of RAE2008 Main Panel O, University of Brighton Bruce Brown is currently the University of Brighton’s Director of Research Development. Before this he was Dean of the University’s Faculty of Arts & Architecture for 16 years. He is also Director of the Higher Education Academy’s Subject Centre for Art, …Continue Reading
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