Screen Workers and Streaming Data - Nina Vindum Rasmussen
Streamed video entertainment services are well known for their systemic collection and processing...
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AI and Copyright (Part One) - Tanya Aplin
Traditionally, copyright has been predicated on protecting and sustaining human creativity. From...
27:21
Media Industries and AI: An Introduction - Orçun Can and Paul McDonald (King’s College London)
Orçun Can and Paul McDonald (King’s College London) Opening series two of the Media Industries...
11:45
Focusing on what he calls ‘mobile production’, Kevin Sanson (Queensland University of Technology)...
36:56
Eva Cheuk-Yin Li (Lancaster University) introduces her work on the rise of the Girls Love media...
31:35
Forum Mithani (Cardiff University) outlines how in recent years Japanese dramas have achieved...
35:27
Mark Deuze (University of Amsterdam) highlights issues of mental wellbeing in media work, and the...
33:55
Doris Eikhof (University of Glasgow) reports insights from the Gender Equity Policy (GEP)...
31:34
Christopher Meir (Charles III University of Madrid) looks at how streaming platforms are...
32:09
Ulrike Rohn (Tallinn University and the ScreenMe podcast) introduces the scope of research in...
33:43
Munira Cheema (King’s College London) provides an overview of her research examining how...
31:53
Nur Kareelawati Abd Karim (Islamic Science University of Malaysia) discusses some of the...
35:33
Drawing on research into podcast and video game production in Denmark, Mads Møller T. Anderson...
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The Media Industries Conference: Origins and Purpose
As Director of the Media Industries conference, Paul McDonald (King’s College London) talks with...
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