Journalists’ Perceptions of Ownership Change and its Impact on Journalistic Content and Work
ARTICLE: New surveillance laws risk journalistic protection in Australia
Journalists enjoy certain protections for themselves and their sources under the laws of various countries. However, in Australia these protections are now challenged as some concerning laws relating to surveillance and … Continued
REPORT: Artificial intelligence in the newsroom
The Associated Press has published a new report called “The Future of Augmented Journalism: A guide for newsrooms in the age of smart machines” written by Francesco Marconi, Alex Siegman … Continued
ARTICLE: Politicians influence news by selecting journalists they talk to
The most important way politicians influence news is by forging ties with ideologically compatible journalists, write Peter Maurer, of Norwegian University of Science and Technology, and Markus Beiler, of Leipzig … Continued
ARTICLE: Who do journalists blame for cancer?
Yong-Chan Kim and Jee Hyun Kim (Yonsei University), Minsun Shim (Inha University), and Keeho Park (National Cancer Center) investigated where the “locus of responsibility” rests in news stories on cancer … Continued
CFP | 16.6. | Why was 2016 seen as such a terrible year?
The Political Science Association’s Media and Politics Group is calling for paper proposals for its upcoming conference on the year 2016, which was by many accounts “the worst year in … Continued
ARTICLE: Cost-cutting is keeping Flemish newspapers profitable
Newspapers in the Dutch speaking part of Belgium have for large parts relied on cutting costs to adapt to a declining market, Miriam van der Burg and Hilde Van den … Continued
ARTICLE: How the media prepared France for WW II
In a very short time France’s prime minister Édouard Daladier (1884-1970) was able to turn the public image of the country around – securing Great Britain as an ally right … Continued
ARTICLE: Newsroom leaders need journalistic skill to be recognized
Not all newsroom managers are recognized as “leaders” by their colleagues, write Manuel Goyanes, of Carlos III University of Madrid, and Alessandro Gentile, of University of Zaragoza. The authors interviewed … Continued
On week 16 the following publications have come to our attention: In the Swarm: Digital Prospects Written by Byung-Chul Han Published by MIT Press 104 pages Discussing the News Written by Simon … Continued
ARTICLE: Changing image of military experiments in Italian local press
The representation of the PISQ military testing site in Sardinia, Italy, changed significantly over the years, Aide Esu and Simone Maddanu, both of University of Cagliari, write. The authors analysed … Continued
