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Tag Archives: media
Nov 21 2012
Chinese media soft power – the debate at LSE
Leave a commentI spent an hour last Sunday in the London studios of CCTV, the Chinese state global broadcaster. I as there to be part of a panel debate chaired from their studio in Beijing about the crisis in the BBC. The … Continue reading
Posted by: November 21, 2012
Tagged with: China, diplomacy, events, media, politics, soft power
Nov 7 2012
Some media-related questions after Obama’s victory
4 CommentsSome media-related questions after Obama’s victory. (Some of these are stupid, some rhetorical, and the list will grow) Please feel free to suggest more via @CharlieBeckett or in the comments. 1. Why do political journalists still treat campaigns like theatre … Continue reading
Posted by: November 7, 2012
Tagged with: campaigns, Elections, media, Political Communications, USA
Jul 20 2012
Polis LSE Media Agenda Talks 2012: You’re Invited
Leave a commentEvery year we hear from about a dozen leading media practitioners as part of our annual autumn Media Agenda Talks lecture series. This year we feature top journalists, pollsters, analysts, and marketeers. Here are some highlights for this season’s talks … Continue reading
Posted by: July 20, 2012
Tagged with: events, Journalism, Lectures, media, Media Agenda Talks, Speakers
Jul 6 2012
Business and media in the age of uncertainty
Leave a commentThese are the notes of a speech I gave to an IT business conference about how even commercial companies should pay attention to what I call media ethics. If you learn the new moral economy of networked communications, I argue, … Continue reading
Posted by: July 6, 2012
Tagged with: business, disintermediation, economic trends, economy, ethics, family, media, politics, presentations, social trends, speeches, technology, tranparency
Jun 11 2012
Cosmopolitanism, New Media and Protests: LSE symposium
Leave a comment‘Cosmopolitanism, New Media and Protests‘ is the theme of our 5th annual PhD Symposium at the LSE Media and Communications Department. PhD students from around the world will be presenting a series of papers at a special symposium this Friday. LSE … Continue reading
Posted by: June 11, 2012
Tagged with: Cosmopolitanism, global, LSE, media, PhD, protest, students
