Basically, we write and publish news regarding European journalism research. Our service is free, and strives to steer clear of any unabashed advocacy. Within the limits of our scope and … Continued

A transnational discourse of newspapers’ crisis has emerged in countries with different situations, write Michael Brüggemann, of University of Hamburg, Edda Humprecht and Frank Esser, both of University of Zürich, … Continued

Sailors working on commercial seafaring vessels are displayed in negative light by Spanish press, write Javier Sánchez-Beaskoetxea and Cesar Coca García, both of University of the Basque Country. They studied … Continued

Research is not what it used to be, in many respects. Long gone are the days of yore, when a man of letters was hard pressed to find a kindred … Continued

News stories in South Korean news stories are turning into plastic surgery advertorials, writes Miri Moon, of Brunel University London. Moon analysed the frequency and tone of plastic surgery related … Continued

Journalists suffer fluctuations in their mental health after being laid off, write Petteri Raito and Eero Lahelma, both of University of Helsinki. The authors compared the experiences of Finnish journalists … Continued

News stories are getting more and more shares on Facebook, writes Liam Corcoran, of the analytics company Newswhip. The company tracks the distribution patterns of different content in social media … Continued

Danish journalists anticipate terrorism to be Islamist in nature, writes Asta Smedegaard Nielsen, of University of Copenhagen. Nielsen studied the media reactions, and interviewed journalists in relation to the 2011 … Continued

People usually don’t recognize the faces of murder victims, even if the case was widely publicised, write Michael Brookes, David Wilson, Elizabeth Yardley, Mohammed Rahman, Sophie Rowe, all of Birmingham … Continued

The news stories surrounding a controversial badger cull made use of only a small circle of select scientists, writes Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (RISJ) fellow and BBC … Continued