Mediate the middle: moving with and beyond dichotomies

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  Welcome to the LSE Events Podcast by the London School of Economics and Political Science.

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  Get ready to hear from some of the most influential international figures in the social sciences.

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  Okay, I will welcome everybody to the LSE, both online and in person.

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  We have an audience I would like to, this is a hybrid event,

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  so of the book, and I'm going to read all my notes out so that I do n't make a single mistake,

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  mediate the middle, moving with and beyond dichotomies.

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  My name is Ellen Halsper, and I'm a professor of social and digital inequalities here at the LSE

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  in the media communications department.

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  And I am of course very pleased to welcome.

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  Professor Bart Kamertz and Professor Meritan Robin Mansell, who will be given comments after Bart presents the book.

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  So Bart Kamertz probably does n't need any introduction,

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  but is the professor of politics and communication in the Department of Media and Communications and at the LSE,

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  of course.

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  He 's also the former chair of the Communication and Democracy section

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  of the European Communication and Research Association.

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  And of course, he is here today to present the book that I'm hoping you are all here for.

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  Robin Mansell is Professor Merita in the Department of Media and Communications at the LSE,

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  and her research focuses on media and communications regulation and policy,

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  digital governance, privacy and surveillance.

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  Her most recent books are Information Ecosystems and Troubled Democracy and The Need to Rename Tech.

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