in Comparative Media Law and Policy at Oxford’s Centre for Socio-Legal Studies. The Annenberg-Oxford Summer Institute, an intensive two-week summer program on media law and policy, arose out of this partnership in 2004. Since that time it has been held each year to bring together talented young researchers and regulators from different parts of the world to discuss innovations in information and communication technologies, changing geopolitical environments, and how these political, technological, and social revolutions are transforming media policy. Past Institutes have dealt with issues such as “Internet regulation, Net Neutrality, and Mobile technologies”, “Global Media Policy and New Themes in Media Regulation”, and "Media Governance and Strategic Communication in Conflict and Post-Conflict Environments". Since 2008, CGCS has also partnered with PCMLP for the Annual Monroe Price International Moot Court Competition. The competition brings together young law students and media scholars to learn how to argue a case in front of a panel of international judges who come from diverse legal systems and policy environments. The competition aims to expand and stimulate an interest in comparative media law and policy among young international scholars. The moot court is held in Oxford, but has since evolved to include regional moot court competitions, the first of which took place in Delhi, India in 2010. Center for Media,Data and Society at Central European University. CGCS partners with CMDS at the Central European University to organize workshops, webinars, conferences, and workshops, as well as an annual summer school program. In July 2010, CGCS held an international summer school titled “Media, Democratization and International Development: Understanding and Implementing Monitoring and Evaluation Programs.” The course had a greater focus than in past years on developing practical, hands-on skills in monitoring and evaluation, with particular attention to the role of radio as a medium for development goals. In 2011 the course was held again under the title “Communication Policy Advocacy, Technology, and Online Freedom of Expression: a Toolkit for Media Development.” CGCS and CMCS also offer a two-year Annenberg Post-Doctoral Fellowship In Global Communication Studies. Other Partners Oxford Internet Institute Communication University of China The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism Stanhope Centre for Communications Policy Research Internews Network IE University, Spain The World Bank USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism IREX Media Development and Capacity-Building Projects Part of the mission of CGCS is to work in a development capacity and also to undertake important