In October 2018, I visited York University, Canada to meet Dr Anne F. MacLennan, Associate Professor & Chair, York University, Canada, under the Bournemouth …
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A report from the "Transnational Radio History" Summer School at C2DH, Luxembourg University, 18–22 June 2018 A seminar room stuffed with fascinating old and still …
May is not only the traditional time for EMHIS-meetings in Bournemouth but also for the International Communication Association’s (ICA) annual conferences! This year, the …
EMHIS-member Erik Edoff defended his thesis, Storstadens dagbok: Boulevardpressen och mediesystemet i det sena 1800-talets Stockholm [Big city diary: The boulevard press and the …
EMHIS member Gloria Khamkar has successfully defended her doctoral thesis on the ‘Evolution of Asian Radio in England: 1960 - 2004’. Gloria has completed …
https://vimeo.com/139675356 Gloria Khamkar, PhD candidate at the Centre for Media History at Bournemouth University and a radio professional, describes her PhD research on the …
Kate Terkanian, who joined Bournemouth University's Centre for Media History in September 2014, is pursuing a PhD project on Women, Wartime and the BBC. …
Charlotte Nilsson, since the beginning of January PhD-student in Lund, is the newest member of our EMHIS-network. Inspired by the wide notion of media, …
It’s funny – in one way my Bournemouth experiences still linger on, in another way I left England a long time ago and the …
Two PhD-members of the EMHIS-network, Gloria Khamkar and Kathryn McDonald, both affiliated with Bournemouth University, have recently published articles on their research in the …