Hi friends! We are early! Somehow! And we have some news-bytes for you! First up, Lori Emerson was interviewed by Samuel Arbesman for The Orthogonal Bet podcast; she had the chance to talk about her ...

SCALES improves court transparency by providing enriched data for the public, policymakers, researchers, and legal professionals.

At its launch in April 2025, the Visual Evidence Lab gathered experts from across academia, law, media forensics, journalism and human rights practice to

The Radio Preservation Task Force (RPTF), created early in 2014, grows out of the Library of Congress National Recording Preservation Plan (December 2012, see: www.loc.gov/programs/national-recording-...

Volume 45, Issue 1 of Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television

We invite experts in the field of critical and cultural media studies to discuss how and if the political economic, Birmingham, and other media studies traditions can help us understand the current so...

University of Colorado Boulder Media Studies Department Recruiting Graduate Students for Fall 2026! The Media Studies Department at the University of Colorado Boulder is now accepting applications fo...

The dream of a democratic web has turned into a nightmare of moderation crises, content mines, and billionaire overlords. Rebuilding digital spaces for meaningful participation in a post-X future will...

The Winter 2024 issue (Vol. 20, Issue 2) of The SciTech Lawyer includes articles on the veracity, interpretation, and presentation of video evidence and the lack of current guidance for video evidence...