The 40th anniversary conference of the International Association for Media and History (IAMHIST) is now accepting paper abstracts and panel proposals. The conference will take place between the 10th and … Continued

Political TV advertisements affect newspaper coverage which in turns affects social media attention, write Yeojin Kim, of Central Conneticut State University, William J. Gonzenbach and Youngju Kim, both of University … Continued

The European Media Management Association (emma) is looking for paper proposals for its 2017 annual conference. The event will be held in Ghent, Belgium, on the 11th and 12th of … Continued

Journalistic investigations on tax havens are crucial but difficult and dangerous, writes Sidsel Dalen, a Norwegian freelance journalist and a Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism fellow. In her … Continued

Most journalists working for the Korean minority media in North America consider themselves as “authentic Koreans”, writes Sherry S Yu from Temple University. The author interviewed 35 first or second … Continued

A new issue of New Media and Society has been published. The issue is special section about Political Engagement. The section holds a bunch of articles on a diversity of topics related … Continued

Most citizens in western democracies have access to the news at their fingertips. The Internet has transformed the consumption of news, writes Shelley Boulianne, of MacEwan University. The study uses survey data of … Continued

New issue of The International Journal of Press/Politics has now been published. It in includes six articles from various themes and six book reviews. IJPP is a quarterly published, interdisciplinary journal for the analysis … Continued

Being a journalist covering conflict in the twenty-first century means working in a competitive field with many challenges, some of which involve engaging with social media platforms and eyewitnesses to events. writes … Continued

Pakistan’s media industry has experienced a rapid transition from government-controlled to commercial broadcasting, write Lawrence Pintak, of Washington State University, Brian J. Bowe, of Western Washington University, and Syed Javed Nazir, of Lahore University of … Continued