Journalists’ Perceptions of Ownership Change and its Impact on Journalistic Content and Work
ARTICLE: The why and how of resisting censorship
Feelings of unease and confrontational attitude towards state controlled media are linked to increased searching of alternative online information, write Golnoosh Behrouzian, Erik C. Nisbet and Aysenur Dal of Ohio … Continued
CFP: Changing audiences, changing journalism
ECREA Journalism Studies Conference is looking for submissions to its next conference, held in Odense, Denmark, on the 23rd and 24th of March 2017. The conference is entitled “Changing audiences … Continued
ARTICLE: Ownership affects news coverage
Independently owned news outlets present a wider variety of viewpoints than outlets that are under corporate ownership, write Deana Rohlinger and Jennifer Proffitt from the Florida State University. The authors … Continued
PAPER: Shift to mobile news has broad consequences
Mobile news are becoming more and more common. This has wider consequences regarding news consumption than what is usually acknowledged, states a new report by Johanna Dunaway of Texas A&M … Continued
CFP: Reporting terrorism and anti-terrorism
The 12th Dubrovnik Media Days Conference is now looking for paper abstracts on the news coverage of terrorism. The event will be hosted by the University of Dubrovnik in Dubrovnik, … Continued
ARTICLE: US correspondents’ changing views of China
American journalists writing from China changed their views of the country several times, write Yunya Song, of Baptist University of Hong Kong, and Chin-Chuan Lee, of Hong Kong City University. … Continued
ARTICLE: Online news startups struggled more in France compared to US
What explains the different development of online news startups in different locations? The new study by Matthew Powers of the University of Washington and Sandra Vera Zambrano of Universidad Iberoamericana … Continued
