Media, Communication and Cultural Studies Association
John Adams University of Bristol Symposium organised by the MeCCSA practice network, University of Bedfordshire and the Kingston University Practice Research Unit. 23rd October 2012 at the Rose Theatre, Kingston In the protracted run up to the census date for the REF this symposium provided a timely and well-judged steer for practice researchers and research …Continue Reading
Joanna Callaghan University of Bedfordshire An exciting October with an event on Practice-based research and the REF2014 that I planned since taking up my role as Chair of the Practice Network. I was able to secure Bruce Brown, Chair of Panel D along with panel members from 34 and 36. The event sold out and …Continue Reading
Sarita Malik Brunel University Earlier in 2012, the Arts and Humanities Research Council funded research exploring the ways in which film shapes audiences’ ideas and values about ‘community’. Part of the Connected Communities research programme, the eight-month project was led by Sarita Malik at Brunel University in collaboration with the British Film Institute. The research …Continue Reading
Heather Nunn Roehampton University The Women’s Media Studies Network is pleased to be collaborating with the Women’s Film and Television History Network on their most recent event From Page to Screen: Making and Remembering Women’s History. Vicky Ball, from the Centre for Research in Media and Cultural Studies, at the University of Sunderland organized this …Continue Reading
Ruth Sanz Sabido De Montfort University The new MeCCSA-PGN Committee was elected at a meeting on 17 September during the PGN annual conference, hosted by Loughborough University. The Postgraduate Network welcomed five new officers into its board, while Ruth Sanz Sabido is the only continuing member in the role of Chair (see below for full …Continue Reading
Einar Thorsen Bournemouth University In this issue of Three-D we are taking an in-depth look at the changing nature of academic publishing and what it means for our subject area. There is an increasing shift towards “open” publishing – not least in light of the Finch Report’s recommendations on open access publishing and the Government’s …Continue Reading
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