Outputs (1540)

The View From the Boundary: How County Cricket is Covered Amid the Digital Mediatization of Sport (2025)
Journal Article

County cricket is a traditional mainstay of sports media in the UK, especially the local press, radio and television. However, technological disruption and financial pressures affecting local journalism and cricket itself have led to concerns the dom... Read More about The View From the Boundary: How County Cricket is Covered Amid the Digital Mediatization of Sport.

Swimming Upstream? Independent Musicians and Music Platform Imaginaries (2025)
Journal Article

This article investigates independent musicians’ engagement with music streaming services, social media, and other algorithmic technologies in a music industry increasingly structured around digital media platforms. Based on nine interviews with expe... Read More about Swimming Upstream? Independent Musicians and Music Platform Imaginaries.

The British State–Private Network and Way of Life Propaganda at the Anglo-Soviet Trade Fairs of 1961 (2025)
Journal Article

This article explores Britain and the Soviet Union’s reciprocal exhibitions in 1961. Using methods from diplomatic and cultural history the article finds that, while typical of the cultural encounters that punctuated moments of Cold War crisis, these... Read More about The British State–Private Network and Way of Life Propaganda at the Anglo-Soviet Trade Fairs of 1961.

BOBBY, LUNCH IS DARKNESS: script and PAR statement (2025)
Journal Article

Understanding Vulnerabilities and ‘Pathways’ in the Commission of Sexual Offences by Autistic Individuals: Perspectives from UK-based Practitioners (2025)
Journal Article

Although autistic people are no more likely to perpetrate crime compared to the general population, evidence suggests that certain types of crime, such as sexual offences, are more common among autistic individuals who do engage in crime. In recent y... Read More about Understanding Vulnerabilities and ‘Pathways’ in the Commission of Sexual Offences by Autistic Individuals: Perspectives from UK-based Practitioners.

Final Score: The Sports Chosen for Broadcast on the BBC’s Grandstand (2025)
Journal Article

Television has been a dominant force in the history and development of sport media. Coverage of sport has been central in help-ing to define what television is. Many conventions in television sport were established by the BBC through its magazine pro... Read More about Final Score: The Sports Chosen for Broadcast on the BBC’s Grandstand.

Futurist Forensics: Indigenous Evidence, Cosmo-Epistemologies, and the New Red Order (2025)
Journal Article

This article critically engages with the emerging "media forensic" turn at the intersection of visual culture, new media practice, and humanitarian and political activism. This field purports to subvert dominant forensic and surveillant regimes, weap... Read More about Futurist Forensics: Indigenous Evidence, Cosmo-Epistemologies, and the New Red Order.

Expanding Interactivity in Film: Emergent Narratives through VR and Spatialized Cinematic Experiences (2025)
Journal Article

Common application of the term ‘interactive’ within film and cinema tends to require the creation of hyper-narratives. However, this can have implications for the viewer’s emotional connection to and experience of the film. This article argues that f... Read More about Expanding Interactivity in Film: Emergent Narratives through VR and Spatialized Cinematic Experiences.

Prototyping the Power Hall: a decision-making process (2025)
Journal Article

Article Short Description: Investigating an audience-driven strategy for interactive interpretation prototyping in a science museum setting at the discovery phase of exhibition development. Abstract Interactive gallery interpretation is seen as a val... Read More about Prototyping the Power Hall: a decision-making process.

Law’s capture of human rights focused open-source investigation (2025)
Journal Article

With new protocols emerging to regulate the field of open-source investigation, this article critiques their widespread deference to the requirements of legal processes that exclude alternative horizons of justice and accountability. We argue that OS... Read More about Law’s capture of human rights focused open-source investigation.