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Gender,
GMMP,
GMMP 2025,
News
Who makes the news in 2025? What progress has been made towards gender equality in and through the media over the past three decades? What can be done to address remaining gaps and current challenges?
On Thursday, 4 September, WACC Global and the GMMP Network will...
Visiting the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum is harrowing. It records, in photos, artifacts, quotes, and stories, the days and months following the dropping of the first atomic bomb on 6 August 1945.
Intellectually, we all know the death and destruction was horrific. Coming face-to-face with eyewitness...
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Gender,
GMMP,
GMMP 2025,
News
“Very hands-on and a great learning experience,” is how Esta Yee sums up her summer internship as a project and research assistance with WACC’s Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP).
Joining the GMMP team only a few weeks after the 2025 monitoring day, the fourth-year undergraduate student...
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Digital Justice,
News
With “Artificial intelligence: Friend or foe?” WACC’s quarterly journal takes a communication rights lens to the digital technology that is re-shaping our world.Artificial intelligence is here to stay, notes Media Development editor Philip Lee in the 2025/3 issue. Technology continues to advance, and its effects...
Lemi Baruh and Mihaela Popescu
When we talk about online privacy, what comes to mind? For decades, the dominant answer in law and everyday thinking has centred on one idea: control over personal information. This approach, called informational privacy, treats our personal data – our clicks,...
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Media Development 2025-3
Artificial Intelligence: Friend or Foe?
Artificial Intelligence is here to stay. Technological development never goes backwards, and its impact is always far reaching and unpredictable. What we must do – and...