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“Bold and swift” action needed to maintain public service media’s democratic role, panel says at Media Frontiers event
Industry experts, academics and students gathered at the School of Media and Communications this week to discuss the future of UK public service media at a critical moment for the sector.
Faculty Professor invited to Buckingham Palace party with Prince and Princess of Wales
A Professor from the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Cultures has attended a prestigious Royal Garden Party hosted by the Prince and Princess of Wales at Buckingham Palace
University of Leeds’ NewsdayVR project wins Education North Award
A pioneering virtual reality teaching project developed at the University of Leeds has been recognised with an Education North Award, celebrating innovation and excellence in higher education.
Class still determines who makes a career in TV
Class inequality in the TV industry is not just about getting a foot in the door but also who can afford to progress, according to research by an academic at the Faculty of Arts, Humanities & Cultures
One in ten babies regularly falling asleep with a screen
Digital devices are increasingly being used to comfort babies and parents, with one in ten babies now regularly falling asleep with a screen, research has found.