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(2010), a collection of essays on the failure of neo-liberalism. In 2012 he
was the co-author of Journalism at the Speed of Bytes, a study commissioned
by the Walkley Foundation for Journalism on the future of journalism in
view of the crisis in the business model of newspapers.
Source: https://www.arts.unsw.edu.au/about-us/people/david-mcknight/
Professor Toby Miller is the Professor and Director of the Institute for
Media and Creative Industries at Loughborough University London.
He is vastly experienced in this field and has numerous publications in
Television; New Media, Sport; Culture, Cultural Politics and Film Theory.
Prior to pursuing academics, Professor Miller worked in broadcasting,
banking, and the civil service.
Professor Miller has recently published a book entitled Global Media
Studies with Marwan M. Kraidy, the Director of the Center for Advanced
Research in Global Communication at the Annenberg School for
Communication at the University of Pennsylvania.
Source: http://www.lborolondon.ac.uk/about/staff/toby-miller/
Emeritus Professor Vincent Mosco is Professor Emeritus of Sociology at
Queen’s University and Distinguished Professor of Communication, New
Media Centre, Fudan University, Shanghai. At Queen’s he was Canada
Research Chair in Communication and Society and head of the
Department of Sociology. His research interests include the political
economy of communication, the social impacts of information technology,
and communication policy. Dr. Mosco is the author or editor of 21 books
including The Digital Sublime (2004) and The Political Economy of
Communication (2009). His To the Cloud: Big Data in a Turbulent World,
was named a 2014 Outstanding Academic Title by Choice: Current
Reviews for Academic Libraries. He is currently working on Becoming
Digital: Toward a Post-Internet Society.
Source: http://www.vincentmosco.com/
Blair Palese’s experience is in people and project management, strategy
development and communications across a range of eco and social issues,
particularly climate change and marine protection. She is the CEO of 350.
org in Australia working to build a movement to stop new fossil fuels and
rapidly reduce greenhouse emissions. She has worked in Australia, the