Journalists’ Perceptions of Ownership Change and its Impact on Journalistic Content and Work
BOOK: Local experts invaluable to foreign correspondents
Local experts, “fixers”, have been traditionally dismissed as “logistical aides” by scholars, writes Colleen Murrell of Deakin University Melbourne in her new book Foreign Correspondents and International Newsgathering – The role of … Continued
CFP: Explaining the ‘deviance’ of Central and Eastern European media
A special issue of the journal Media and Communication on Central and Eastern European (CEE) media systems is looking for contributions. The issue is titled “Turbulences of the Central and … Continued
CFP: Researching the interrelation between journalism and power
The International Association for Media and Communication Research’s (IAMCR) 2015 conference is still months away, but the deadline for it’s abstract submission is approaching swiftly. The event spans from 12th … Continued
CFP: How and to what should entrepreneurial journalists be trained?
An upcoming special issue of the journal Journalism Practice will discuss entrepreneurial journalism, and abstract submissions for it are henceforth welcome. Of especial interest are issues revolving around teaching of … Continued
ARTICLE: Between journalism and authorship in 1880-1920
During the heyday of industrial era mass press journalists were hardly seen as equals by authors, writes Sarah Lonsdale of City University of London. She studied the ways how both … Continued
MeCCSA2015: Our picks for a conference on media generations
Media, Communication and Cultural Studies Association’s (MeCCSA) annual conference will set off in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, in just a few days. Hosted by Northumbria University, the event will span … Continued
ARTICLE: Gender and media through feminist theory
A new number of the open access journal ESSACHESS – Journal for Communication Studies has been published. Many of its articles relate to journalism and should be of interest to … Continued
