The Marketplace of Attention: How Audiences Take Shape in a Digital Age, by James G. Webster
Now that digitisation has revolutionised the media, what are we watching - and how? By Sharon Wheeler
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Hate Crimes in Cyberspace, by Danielle Keats Citron
A compelling argument for strong-arm tactics against those who perpetrate abuse on the net. By Helen Fenwick
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How to be a Conservative, by Roger Scruton
The veteran right-wing academic sets out his belief system. By A. W. Purdue
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Sector urged to put brakes on Confucius Institutes’ expansion
Book dubs Chinese government-funded centres ‘a threat to academic freedom’
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Glasgow academic denies financial interest in paper on fracking
Energy engineering professor Paul Younger says that the accusations of a conflict of interests are ‘beyond risible’
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Suspended Bedfordshire academic fights for reputation
Senior lecturer William Brown awaits professional conduct verdict as an earlier inquiry on a retracted paper is queried
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Who needs court? asks Cardiff University
Consultation questions need for the body after it blocked the appointment of Griff Rhys Jones as chancellor
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Plymouth University silent on ‘sexual harassment’ case findings
The conclusions of an inquiry into allegations against William Taylor, the former chair of governors, will not be shared
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BIS officials prepare for ‘further cuts’
Financial modelling likely to include cuts to research budget although student support most ‘vulnerable’ after 2015
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Vote of no confidence in Northampton vice-chancellor
UCU passes motion as government guarantees £230 million public bond to fund Waterside campus
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UCU accused of betrayal over university pensions
Ten branches demand sector conference as union fails to escalate industrial action in response to pay docking threats in marking boycott
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An anonymity problem
I write in response to the article on whether post-publication peer review can endure the legal action launched by a US scientist who claims that anonymous comments posted on Pub Peer cost him a job...
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Counting university contact hours is a waste of time
Discoveries made off-campus are as valuable as lectures, says Christopher Bigsby
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Interview: Mark Turrell
From election monitoring to military tips, Matthew Reisz meets the man who uses systems thinking as a force for good
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It's time to rebuild Brand Britain
Sonal Minocha recalls her own experience as an international student and argues that post-study work visas must be brought back