Dear colleagues,
I’m pleased to announce that issue 24 of MeCCSA's newsletter, Three-D, is now available.
This is a special UK Election 2015 edition, focussing in particular on media policy and the debates. We also feature updates on REF and our Annual Conferences.
Web version of newsletter: http://www.meccsa.org.uk/news/newsletter/
Direct link to PDF file of newsletter (4.4Mb): http://j.mp/ThreeD-Issue024_v1
In this issue:
1 2015 Election special: debates and media policy (Einar Thorsen)
UK Election 2015
2 Make media ownership an issue for the election (and beyond)(Des Freedman)
3 Manifesto for Media reform (Jonathan hardy & Des Freedman)
5 Press regulation beyond the election (Steven Barnett)
7 Media policy in Wales (Jamie Medhurst)
8 Still life in the old attack dogs yet? (Dominic Wring)
9 Stunts, gaffes and horse races (Karin Wahl-Jorgensen)
10 Women and election coverage (Heather Savigny)
11 All to Play for? (Ivor gaber)
12 Media coverage, TV debates and minor parties (Stephen Cushion & Gordon Neil ramsay)
14 The uninvited guests of TV debates (Morgane Kimmich)
15 The debate about the debate about the debates (Stephen Coleman)
MeCCSA Annual Conferences
16 MeCCSA 2015: Generations (Rosie White, Karen Ross and James Leggott)
17 Funding, publications… and a thick skin (Ruth Sanz Sabido)
20 Oh, that sounds straight forward (Karen Boyle)
22 Reflections on academic labour (Bob Franklin)
Reports and initiatives
27 Chair’s report (Natalie Fenton)
28 REF Results
29 Disability Studies Network
30 Practice Network
31 Race, Ethnicity and Postcolonial Network
31 Women’s Media Studies Network
32 Social Movements
33 Networking Knowledge
Three-D is the official newsletter of MeCCSA. Its aim is to provide news and comment of interest to the media, communication and cultural studies fields. Contributions do not necessarily reflect the views of the Association, or its Executive Committee.
If you would like to write for or advertise in the next edition of Three-D, please get in touch with me by September 2015 at [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>
We aim to produce two issues of Three-D per year. Electronic copies are sent free to all members of MeCCSA, but please forward this email to colleagues who might not be on the distribution lists.
All the best,
Einar
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Einar Thorsen, PhD
Principal Lecturer in Journalism and Communication
Associate Director, CsJCC
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