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Are streaming services running out of steam?

Are streaming services running out of steam?

Dr Jake Monk Kydd discusses rivalry and change within the streaming industry after Netflix recently lost 200,000 UK subscribers.

20 Apr, 202220 Apr, 2022 Film and TV, Research
Bond is Back – with his licence to sell

Bond is Back – with his licence to sell

Dr Jake Monk Kydd looks at how product placement in used in films to boost sales and a brand ‘s image. After numerous delays and much anticipation, the latest James […]

27 Sep, 202127 Sep, 2021 Business, Film and TV, Research
Making sense of the language we want children to hear

Making sense of the language we want children to hear

Sarn Rich discusses ‘strong language’ used in children’s films rated PG and U.

16 Jun, 202118 Aug, 2021 Film and TV, Research
Amazon buys MGM film studios. So what?

Amazon buys MGM film studios. So what?

Dr Jake Monk Kydd explores the business implications of Amazon’s acquisition of MGM film studios.

03 Jun, 202118 Aug, 2021 Business, Film and TV, Research
“We’ll be back” – the re-opening of cinemas and our need for stories

“We’ll be back” – the re-opening of cinemas and our need for stories

Dr Ken Fox discusses the importance of cultural spaces and the impact of Covid-19 on cinemas.

08 Jul, 202015 Jun, 2021 Film and TV, Research
From TikTok to Tiger King – what are you watching during lockdown?

From TikTok to Tiger King – what are you watching during lockdown?

Dr Ken Fox looks at how viewing habits are changing during lockdown, and the lasting impact it could have on the film and TV industries.

28 Apr, 202029 Apr, 2020 Culture, Film and TV
Vue cinemas, Blue Story and marginalising Black culture

Vue cinemas, Blue Story and marginalising Black culture

Dr Harshad Keval explains how the recent withdrawal of the film Blue Story by some cinemas is representative of a larger and more complex issue.

27 Nov, 201915 Jun, 2021 Culture, Film and TV, Research, Society
Policing and mixed messages in the media

Policing and mixed messages in the media

Dr Emma Williams takes a look at how policing is portrayed in the media.

19 Nov, 201915 Jun, 2021 criminal justice, Film and TV, Policing, Research
The girl, the yeti and the cow’s tongue – why maps matter

The girl, the yeti and the cow’s tongue – why maps matter

Professor Peter Vujakovic explains why a map in the new animation film, Abominable, is causing controversy.

23 Oct, 201915 Jun, 2021 Film and TV, Geography, Research

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