Decentered Media Podcast 137 – Community Media Co-Production Principles
In community media, the concept of co-production is not just a method, it’s a transformative approach that reshapes how we think about and engage in […]
Month: November 2023
Community Media Co-Production Principles
The principles of co-production and co-creation are an integral part of community media. Both co-production and co-creation involve people working together to design and deliver […]
Decentered Media Podcast 136 – Symbolic Thinking for Community Communications
In this episode of the Decentered Media podcast, I wanted to delve into the concept of symbolic thinking and its crucial role in community-focused communications. […]
Equality Impact Assessment for Communications
An Equality Impact Assessment (EIA) is a vital process in ensuring that social and public organisations have policies, and operate programs or projects that do […]
Communication Principles – Utilising Symbolic Interactionism in Communications Strategy
To operate effective social and community-focussed communication strategies, understanding and applying different theoretical frameworks can significantly enhance the impact and relevance of messaging across different […]
Decentered Media Podcast 135 – Media Bill and Community Radio Consultation
In this episode, I outline some thoughts about the Media Bill and the danger that it will lead to a homogenisation and centralisation of radio, […]
Community Radio Consultation – Focusing on Social Gain
DCMS, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, has launched a consultation on analogue community radio licensing.[i] The purpose of the consultation is to […]
Media Bill – The End of Local Radio?
The Media Bill has now been published on the UK Parliament website. The bill proposes sweeping reforms to the legislative framework regulating public service broadcasters […]
Leicester Stories of Belonging – Capturing Our City’s Stories
The Leicester Stories of Belonging project aims to give a platform to the diverse and experiences of different people in Leicester. By capturing and recording […]