 | Based in Budapest, Kate teaches in CEU’s Department of Public Policy and holds her PhD from Goldsmiths College, University of London. Her research examines the complexities of media practice and policy. More specifically, her work focuses on internet freedom, technology and activism, community media, and the role of civil society in policy-making processes. She is project advisor for studies of the Hungarian media laws, a board member of the Community Media Forum Europe, and co-author of the Alternative Media Handbook. A media producer and campaign organizer, Kate has helped build community radio stations worldwide. |
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