The Radio Research Section of ECREA held their 6th conference at the Department of Social, Political and Cognitive Sciences of the University of Siena, …
The bi-annual workshop of the ECREA Communication History Section titled ‘Jeopardizing Democracy throughout History: Media as Accomplice, Adversary or Amplifier of Populist and Radical …
EMHIS network's Dr Gloria Khamkar recently conducted a Citizen Journalism workshop in Mumbai, India with the Bournemouth University's Charity Impact funding scheme. Through this …
EMHIS members with an interest in British media often need to use the national library of the United Kingdom based near St. Pancras station …
I had the chance to attend, along members of the network, the EMHIS Forum VIII at Gregynog Hall, in Wales, on 14-16 May 2019. …
This week, the EMHIS network members are finishing up their presentations for the upcoming EMHIS Forum VIII, which will take place 14–16 of May, …
Some of us EMHIS members came together in wonderful Lugano on 31 October to 3 November for the 7th European Communication Conference (ECC). The …
In October 2018, I visited York University, Canada to meet Dr Anne F. MacLennan, Associate Professor & Chair, York University, Canada, under the Bournemouth …
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 …
After our successful "final conference" last year in Lund, we just decided to continue our work in EMHIS. The original STINT Institutional Grant funding …
There has been a silence here on the blog regarding the EMHIS activities after our final conference in May, but believe it or not, …