Indigenous people find gaining access to mainstream media to be frustratingly difficult, write Anna Roosvall, of Stockholm University, and Matthew Tegelberg, of York University (Canada). They interviewed delegates of indigenous … Continued

An international conference on public service media is looking for submissions. Titled “Public service media in the digital mediascapes” will be held in Warsaw, Poland, on the 19th and 20th … Continued

A conference titled “Reframing media / Cultural studies in the time of global crisis” has extended its abstract submission deadline and reduced its conference fees. The event will take place … Continued

Instead of impartiality, objectivity in journalism should be measured through “fairness”, argues Sandrine Boudana, of Tel Aviv University. The author presents a detailed and historically connected critique of impartiality, and … Continued

The 1940 Norwegian campaign spelled the failure of BBC’s German-language propaganda efforts, writes Stephanie Seul, of University of Bremen. Seul took a look at how the relationship between the UK … Continued

This Thursday will see the start of two conferences, Mediadagar i Göteborg (“Media Days in Gothenburg”, MEG) in Sweden, and Communication Programs in Search for Identity, in Trier, Germany. The … Continued

Members of the UK audience have little knowledge of violence committed toward journalists, write Stef Pukallus and Jackie Harrison, both of University of Sheffield. They are conducting focus group research … Continued

The Internet has made publishing a much faster process, which pressures journal editors to meet deadlines much shorter than the norm. The process from acceptance-to-publication generally takes print-media journals rarely … Continued