We interviewed Shin Mizukoshi, a Professor of Media Studies at the Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies at the University of Tokyo. He talks to us about the current media landscape … Continued

Turkish national newspapers chose their framing to protect their connected parties and to attack the opposing ones. An article by Uğur Cevdet Panayırcı of Istanbul Sehir University, Emre İşeri of … Continued

The Green Party of England and Wales has not been able to acquire issue ownership outside environmental issues in UK newspapers. A new research article by Ceri Hughes of the … Continued

Female White House press corps journalists question the US president Barack Obama more on economic issues than their male colleagues, writes Lindsey Meeks, of University of Oklahoma. Meeks analysed the … Continued

A new article by Joop W. Koopmans, of University of Groningen, looks at the way 18th century Dutch news digests positioned themselves in relation to other news products of the … Continued

Under the title “Books of the week”, JRN will list new, relevant publications that have recently become available. Click the title of the book for further information on the publisher’s … Continued

Both journalists and lay citizens see statements that affirm their beliefs as more objective and informative, writes Cornelia Mothes, of Ohio State University. Mothes analysed the results from a “quasi-experiment” … Continued

In terms of risks to public service media’s independence, European countries do not fit neatly in categorizations such as that of Daniel Hallin and Paolo Mancini (2004), writes Maja Šimunjak … Continued

The “Visualizing (in) the New Media” (ViNM) conference is now accepting paper abstracts. The event will take place in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, between the 8th and 10th of November 2017. The … Continued

Autonomy is a crucial component of journalistic work. How does it vary in different organisations and across countries? The article by Henrik Örnebring, Johan Lindell, Christer Clerwall and Michael Karlsson, … Continued