The conference of the International Society for Media, Religion, and Culture is calling papers on the topic “Media, Religion and Public Scholarship”. The conference will be held 8-11 of August … Continued

Politicians who are involved with many issues are more likely to follow the agenda set by news media than specialized politicians are, write Alon Zoizner and Tamir Sheafer, both of … Continued

The Journal of International Media & Entertainment Law (JIMEL), in association with the Southwestern Law Review and Southwestern International Law Journal, invites the submission of papers that fit within the … Continued

How the concept of objectivity should be seen in the digital era full of varying sources of information? Brian McNair, of Queensland University of Technology, argues how objectivity can and … Continued

A special issue of Digital Journalism is calling for papers. Title of the issue is “Journalism History through Digital Archives”. “While analytical methods have been steadily developing in relation to … Continued

MeCCSA 2018 conference is calling for papers. The conference is to be held on 10-12 January 2018 at the School of Arts and Creative Industries, London South Bank University. Theme … Continued

The journal Brazilian Journalism Research is calling for papers for its issue on “journalism and gender”. The proposal is to welcome papers that focus on Gender issues in their complexity, … Continued

People’s perceptions of local newspapers are shaped by both personal characteristics and social environments. Masahiro Yamamoto, of the University at Albany and, Seungahn Nah, of the University of Oregon, studied … Continued

Whether an exemplar used in a news article is similar or dissimilar to the audience affects the audience’s empathy and willingness to take political action. The result comes from a … Continued

Both proponents and detractors of newsgames “exaggerate” their impact, write Christoph Plewe, of Free University of Berlin, and Elfriede Fürsich, of University of Pittsburgh. They analysed three refugee or migration … Continued