Centre for the Study of Media and Culture in Small Nations

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Registration now open for Women, Small Nations and British Theatre Q&A event on 27 April 2016 at RWCMD.

Women, Small Nations and British Theatre Q&A, Centre for the Study of Media and Culture in Small... For the first time in its history the Royal Court Theatre is being run by women. How is this significant? What do they bring from the small nations of Scotland, where Vicky was the first Artistic Director of the National Theatre of Scotland, and Wales, where Lucy was National Theatre Wales’ first fe…

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Music, Pedagogy and Community Symposium Music, Pedagogy and Community: a symposium at University of South Wales, hosted by the Creative Industries Research Institute Saturday, 5th March 2016, the ATRiuM, 86-88 Adam Street, Cardiff Keynote speaker: Professor Raymond MacDonald, University of Edinburgh Description The University of South Wal…

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TV Noir as the new black at MIPCOM 2015, by Anne Marit Waade The World Information Tracking’s Virginia Mouseler presented Fresh TV Fiction at MIPCOM in Cannes in October and showed glimpses of new and promising television drama series. Since crime drama is t...

Call for Papers - SPECIAL ISSUE
A special issue of SERIES - International journal of TV serial narratives
Locations in Television Drama Series
Guest Editors: Anne Marit Waade and John Lync

Call for Papers - SPECIAL ISSUE

Mediating civil society: is Wales getting the media services it deserves? 28th January – Cardiff Mediating civil society: is Wales getting the media services it deserves? Events SHARE Chris McColgan , 13th January 2016 The media play a pivotal role in the everyday lives of the people of Wales and have the capacity to enrich civil society, represent social diversity, offer…

Mediating civil society: is Wales getting the media services it deserves? Mediating civil society: is Wales getting the media services it deserves? Dr Ruth McElroy (University of South Wales) and Hywel Wiliam (Advisors in Media)* The media play a pivotal role in the everyday lives of the people of Wales and have the capacity to enrich civil society, represent social diver…

Small Nations TV Blog: The Battleground for International Television: what can policy-makers learn from tv drama The Bastard Executioner (FX 2015)? by Caitriona Noonan

The Battleground for International Television: what can policy-makers learn from tv drama The... It’s that time of year when we look back on the previous year assessing how things went, and for television production in Wales 2015 was a mixed year. Locally produced programmes such as Dr Who an...

The Single Digital Market – massive opportunity or bad for business? by Tim Hartley The potential to create a truly single market of 560 million customers is surely a prize worth having. The European Commission is determined to scrap regulation and turn 28 national markets into a ...

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‘The World is Round’ - TV in Small Nations | Royal Television Society Above: Dr Caitriona Noonan (Chair), with Anne Blohm Rudbæk, Dr Eva Novrup Redvall, and Prof. Anne Marit Waade