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Until the pandemic forced teaching to go online almost overnight, universities were widely considered impervious to major change. But if one age-old practice can be flipped on its head, why not others? We ask six academics where they would direct their efforts first 

Ever since it emerged from English departments in the 1970s, media studies has been routinely dismissed as the archetypal ¡®Mickey Mouse¡¯ degree. But in an era of fake news and media hegemony, has this multifaceted subject finally found its place in the zeitgeist?

Tara Brabazon on an argument that the doctorate is undergoing change

Tara Brabazon on a study examining the concept and forms of liveness in media studies

Digital habits reveal the delicate dance between our public and private selves, says Tara Brabazon

Tara Brabazon on an ethnographical study of the internet users who ¡®swarm¡¯ in order to cause maximum pain

There are some important dos and don¡¯ts to bear in mind when choosing someone to oversee your doctoral thesis, advises Tara Brabazon

In a technological environment built on planned obsolescence, history matters, argues Tara Brabazon

Librarians remain an often unseen and unappreciated element of good teaching and research. Tara Brabazon interviews an extraordinary one about the challenges the profession faces at the front line of scholarship in the 21st century