Crisis of the public sphere
Philip Schlesinger spoke on ‘The post-public sphere and neo-regulation of media and communications’ at an international colloquium held at the LSE on 7-8 September.
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Consultation on Generative AI Regulation
CREATe has submitted its response on ‘Priorities for Generative AI Regulation in the UK’ to the Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum, a key consortium of British digital regulators. -
18 Aug
Sustainable Screens Scotland (SSS)
The second workshop of the Sustainable Screens Scotland (SSS) network project ‘ A Just, Green Transition for the Screen Sector in Scotland’ was held on the 22nd of May.
