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It is with sadness that we mark the death of William John Allen, Former Director of the Departments of Teaching Media / Teaching Support and Media Services at the University of Southampton. He died in...
Project team members contributed to a number of conferences and symposia and were invited to offer research papers at the University of Southampton, Queen's University Belfast, Birmingham City University and...
To mark the culmination of the three-year Visualisation in Archaeology project, which has sought to explore the philosophical and historical dimensions - and future prospects - of the visualisation of...
It has been announced today that The Open University will lead a consortium of British Universities to deliver online courses worldwide as part of a new venture named Futurelearn. Their stated aims are to:...
Archaeologies of Media and Film 3-5 September 2014 University of Bradford and the National Media Museum The aim of this conference is to bring together researchers, archivists, curators and artists...
It is with sadness that we report that Professor Michael Clark died on Friday 11 April. Mike died following a long illness that spanned more than 7 years - he had a rare form of cancer of the liver that, for...
Abbey School Aberystwyth University Anglia Ruskin University Arts University Bournemouth Aston University Ayrshire College Bangor University Bath Spa University College Birkbeck,...
A History of Film Music by Mervyn Cooke (Cambridge University Press, 2008), 584 pages, ISBN: 978-0521010481 (paperback), £17.99 About the reviewer: Dr Kevin Donnelly is Reader in Film at University of...
100 Silent Films by Bryony Dixon (BFI, 2011). 227 pages. ISBN: 978-1844573080 (paperback). £16.99 About the reviewer: Michael Hammond took his BA in History at California State University Los Angeles, his...
Dr James Jordan, University of Southampton, examines the restoration of the allied liberation documentary German Concentration Camps Factual Survey and explains its importance to contemporary Holocaust...
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