Journalists’ Perceptions of Ownership Change and its Impact on Journalistic Content and Work
ARTICLE: How did Caitlyn Jenner change the news on transgender people?
On 24th of April 2015 Olympic gold medalist Bruce Jenner publicly announced his gender transition into Caitlyn Jenner. The announcement was shortly followed by a reality television show focusing on … Continued
ARTICLE: Visual aids help viewers recall numbers from TV news
Presenting numerical data in tables or graphs will help TV news audience recall the information, a study on American college students shows. Ivanka Pjesivac, of University of Georgia, with Nicholas … Continued
ARTICLE: Visual framing of the Ukraine conflict
As political conflicts are defined and, indeed, often enacted in the media, images are powerful carriers of meaning, influencing what we know and how we feel about a conflict, write … Continued
ARTICLE: Free software and limited resources shape data journalism
In their new article Mary Lynn Young, of University of British Columbia, Alfred Hermida, of University of British Columbia, and Johanna Fulda examine the quality of Canadian finalists and winners in … Continued
CFP | 25.3. | 22nd International Conference on Information Technology and Journalism
22nd International Conference on Information Technology and Journalism is now calling for papers. The conference theme is “Big data – Small world”. The event is supported by the IPSA RC10 … Continued
ARTICLE: Australian news photographers and trauma
Fay Anderson, of Monash University, examines Australian news photographers’ and picture editors’ experiences when covering hazardous assignments and the physical and psychological costs. The interviews revealed that PTSD and trauma-related symptoms … Continued
CFP | 31.5. | Prague Media Point Conference 2017
Prague Media Point Conference, subtitled this year as “Media in the Post-Truth World: The New Marketplace of (Dis)information”, is now accepting paper abstracts. The event takes place in Prague on … Continued
