Journalists’ Perceptions of Ownership Change and its Impact on Journalistic Content and Work
ARTICLE: Olympic news are not all about sports
Factors other than athletic performance contribute to countries’ prominence in Olympic news, write Seong Choul Hong, of Kyonggi University, and Kyong-Soo Oh, of Institute for Public Media. The authors first … Continued
ARTICLE: Australian journalists are not equipped to resist surveillance
Australian journalists “lack understanding” of the risks posed to them and their sources by state-sanctioned surveillance, Benedetta Brevini, of University of Sydney, writes. The author reviews the trend in Australian … Continued
CFP | 30.4. | Politics of images in the digital era
An upcoming issue of the journal Problemi dell’Informazione is calling for paper proposals. The issue, entitled “Icons and power. Politics of images in the digital era”, will be published in … Continued
ARTICLE: Political journalists keep their Twitter profiles professional
Journalists covering parliamentary affairs in the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand have more professional than personal Twitter profiles, Folker Hanusch, of University of Vienna, writes. Hanusch analysed the … Continued
