CFP: It’s a dangerous world out there for journalists
With some ten months to go, call for papers has been published for the Future of Journalism -conference in Cardiff. The theme of next autumn’s event is “Risks, threats and … Continued
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Journalists’ Perceptions of Ownership Change and its Impact on Journalistic Content and Work
The impact of ownership change and its effect on content and work, based on the perception of journalists, was studied by Ville J.E. Manninen and Lauri Haapanen from University of … Continued
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ECREA2014: Off to a magical start
European communication conference in Lisbon is officially open. The three-day event was kicked off by Dr. Natalie Fenton of Goldsmith University of London. She spoke of the ill effects neoliberal … Continued
Now online: Media is ubiquitous, and research should reflect that
In a society thoroughly saturated by media, research should take a closer look at the everyday experiences of living with – and through – media, argues Dr. Mark Deuze of … Continued
The European communication conference in Lisbon will fire off in just a few hours. Today’s schedule includes a myriad of parallel sessions, of which six are labeled under the section … Continued
ECREA2014: The whole program and other info now online
ECC ECREA 2014 has just uploaded the whole 100-page long program leaflet (PDF). The file includes information about the Lisbon conference and the whole program, including plenary and poster sessions, … Continued
Online first: Representation of social actors in Finnish, Estonian, and Russian dailies (1905–2005)
A new paper published online first in International Communication Gazette (Sage) delves into the composition of social actors in Finnish, Estonian, and Russian daily newspapers in the 20th century. The … Continued
ECREA2014: Pre-conference ‘Let’s Communicate Our Research’ on Nov 11
The event was dedicated to European Journalism Observatory’s (EJO) 10th anniversary. Prof. Stephen Russ-Mohl gave a short view on EJO’s history and current state. EJO acts as a transmitter between … Continued
Online first: Three forms of quantitative journalism
Journalism based on vast amounts of data and numerical information can be divided into three distinct sub-groups, writes PhD. candidate Mark Coddington of University of Texas. According to Coddington, these … Continued
ECREA2014: Methodological mixing recommended in researching community radio
A combination of qualitative and quantitative measures should be used in unison to uncover the true influence of local radio stations, argues Dr. Eleanor Shember-Chritchley of Manchester Metropolitan University. She … Continued
Now online: Journalism Studies Volume 15 Issue 6
A new issue of journal Journalism Studies (Taylor & Francis) is now online. The Diversified Nature of “Domesticated” News Discourse by Ulrika Olausson aims to “analyze and de-construct news discourses … Continued