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Leading critical data and AI scholars gather in Cardiff for the 4th Data Justice Conference

9 June 2026

Conference focused on the theme The Datafied State and the ways data-driven technologies have intermingled with and transformed the state.

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Rules on broadcast impartiality need rethinking in an age of multi-party politics, report concludes

2 June 2026

Academics studied media coverage of May’s elections across the UK

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UK-wide news outlets are failing to help voters understand devolved powers before Senedd election, study finds

7 April 2026

Researchers analysed more than 3,000 social media posts, online articles and TV news items

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Media Cymru showcases bold Welsh innovation at Outernet London premiere

30 March 2026

Creatives from Wales get the chance to develop immersive experiences for an international stage

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Academic nominated to UK Black Stars 2026 list

30 March 2026

Dr David Dunkley Gyimah recognised in inaugural list celebrating influential British Ghanaians

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Communication and media studies at Cardiff University ranks in global Top 40

25 March 2026

The School of Journalism, Media and Culture has ranked 37th in the world for communication and media studies in the 2026 QS World University Rankings by Subject.

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Russia-Ukraine War focus of new research grants

11 March 2026

Postgraduate students can apply for funding to explore the Ukraine Archive

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How do we ensure public service journalism continues to thrive in the UK?

10 March 2026

Chief Executive Officer of ITN Rachel Corp delivers Sir Tom Hopkinson lecture

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Gaps in public knowledge about Welsh devolution ahead of May’s Senedd election, poll shows

4 March 2026

Study shows many voters are unsure whether responsibilities sit with the Welsh or Westminster governments.