Browsing Leicester Media School by Title
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Where's Walsenburg?
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Who's Reporting the Protests? Converging practices of citizen journalists and two BBC World Service newsrooms, from Iran's election protests to the Arab uprisings
(Article)The 2009 protests in Iran and the 2011 Arab uprisings took place in complex and fast evolving media ecologies. The BBC's Persian and Arabic language services, which reach millions, drew heavily on content created by ordinary ... -
A Whole New Ball Game? The Changing European Sports Rights Marketplace
(Book chapter)Using examples from France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom, this chapter analyses how the growing use of online delivery for sports content is changing the European sports rights market. The chapter highlights ... -
A wide-spectrum language for object-based development of real-time systems.
(Article)A formal design notation is present whose underlying computational model is object-based. The object structure of the model is based on the practical, industry-strength Object Oriented structure development technique ... -
Wild nature and the digital life.
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Wild Women
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Windows on the World: Memories of European Cinemas in 1960s Britain
(Article)During the 1960s, European cinema became increasingly available to British audiences. The expansion of university film societies and arthouse cinemas meant that domestic and US productions, which made up the vast majority ... -
With a little help from my friends: How public relations practitioners maintain social capital on Twitter
(Article)This article explores how public relations practitioners use the microblogging tool Twitter to maintain and build social capital. Social capital, a concept popularised in the social sciences by Bourdieu, involves the ... -
Withnail and Us
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Wobble
(Video)These boys wobble and they do fall down. And jump. And slide. And bounce. And wriggle. Created especially for a very young audience with the help of Little Treasures Day Nursery, Limavady, this unique two-man dance theatre ... -
'Women Not Strong Enough to Do Much Beyond String Instruments': Changing Attitudes to Women Musicians in Silent Cinema
(Conference)In the 1900s, women moved from music teaching into public performance and cinema offered a safe place for Edwardian women musicians, out of the spotlight and in relative anonymity of the darkened cinema auditorium. Cinema ... -
Wonky Shapes and Wrong Code
(Conference)Shapes, patterns, colours, materials, objects and things: all belonging to the making of sound. The materials of sound are no longer restricted to the sound itself, but the materials that are used to create sound. Some of ... -
Wood Block
(Other)For the Anarchy and Beauty exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, London, Dirty Electronics will create a series of printed artwork circuit boards inspired by the work of William Morris. The unique etched patterns ...