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Future of Journalism 2019: Call for papers opens

5 December 2018

The seventh biennial conference in the series will return in September 2019.

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Will algorithms predict your future?

19 November 2018

Study reveals how data scoring is commonplace when allocating vital services

Professor Philip Alston and Dr Lina Dencik

Digital welfare in the UK

8 November 2018

UN Special Rapporteur’s visit hears how digital systems impact those living in poverty.

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Good Times for Communications and Media studies

24 October 2018

The School has been ranked 7th in the Times Good University Guide 2019.

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Digital storytelling app to be presented at San Francisco Expo

17 October 2018

Traces, Dr Jenny Kidd’s bilingual digital storytelling app, will be presented at Digital Heritage expo 2018

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First students walk through the doors of the new School of Journalism, Media and Culture

27 September 2018

Start of a new era for prestigious institution

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Major investment into Welsh creative industries announced

7 September 2018

Cardiff one of nine creative clusters in the UK awarded research funding

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First Central Square keynote lecture announced

3 September 2018

Sir Harold Evans will deliver first keynote in Two Central Square this October

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Is Cardiff a creative world leader?

31 July 2018

Expert panel at National Eisteddfod examines city’s potential in creative sector

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Supreme Court judgement “will benefit thousands of patients and families”

30 July 2018

Researchers say judgment is an important step forward

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Eisteddfod news service ‘takeover’

27 July 2018

Journalists of the future to lead Llais y Maes Eisteddfod coverage in Cardiff

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C4CJ secures Google hyperlocal funding

25 July 2018

Project will support community journalists by creating new revenue streams

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Journalism scholarship to advance diversity in media industry

20 July 2018

Worth up to £22,000 the scholarship covers all fees for a British Muslim student.

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Creative industries course launched

12 July 2018

New course to prepare students to work in one of the UK's fastest growing industries.

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Two Central Square ready for induction week

5 July 2018

The School's new home will open its doors for the first time this September.

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Sustaining Film and TV Industries

21 June 2018

New research into the impact of screen agencies will be the first large-scale comparative study of its kind.

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Fundamental part of democracy

24 May 2018

Public Service Media analysed

Dr Lina Dencik

What are the implications of a data-driven society?

22 May 2018

Data Justice Lab brings together leaders in the field

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University experts line up for Hay Festival

21 May 2018

Cardiff Series: Trump, terror, language learning, lightning and a genetic disorder

QS World Ranking

QS World Ranking highlights Communications and Media excellence

1 May 2018

Ranking places School of Journalism, Media and Culture amongst the world's best