Projects
- In Safe Hands - The Voices of Black BritainIn Safe Hands - The Voices of Black Britain is an online exhibition and audio documentary/podcast that celebrates the Black pioneers in British radio broadcasting from 1920s-1990s. About This project tells the story of the often neglected voices of Black Britain who served their communities whose culture, tastes and interests were not being catered for by the mainstream, from Calling The West Indies and Caribbean Voices in the 40s/50s, to the thriving pirate radio stations in the 80s, to Choi
Work history
Research Assistant - Radio & MusicBBC
London, United KingdomFull Time
Working across BBC Music, Radio 1/1xtra Asian Network, Radio 2/3/4/6 Music, Multiplatform
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PhD StudentThe University of Nottingham
Nottingham, United KingdomFull Time
PhD Thesis explores the role and value of Public Service Broadcasting in the digital media economy.
It explores the relationship between people and their media experiences and seeks to understand the various ways in which they (audiences, industry personnel, journalists, politicians, regulators etc.) attribute value to the BBC.
This research looks at the criticism the BBC has faced about its worth in relation to; the impartiality of its news output, the license fee being fit for purpose, and its response to the impact of Covid-19, the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement and the growing concerns around the future of Children’s TV.
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Skills
- Academic Research
- Audience Research
- Consumer Research
- Brand Research
- Time Management
- Client Communication
- Briefing Creative