Journalists’ Perceptions of Ownership Change and its Impact on Journalistic Content and Work
CFP | 1.3. | Past and future perspectives of agenda setting
50 Years in Agenda Setting Research: “Past and Future Perspectives” Conference is calling for papers. Conference will be organized 18-21 July 2018 at the University of Colorado Boulder — College … Continued
CFP | open | Proposals for “Global Media Policy and Business” book series
The Palgrave Global Media Policy and Business series is calling for proposals. The series has published to date 15 volumes since its launch in 2012. Concentrating on the social, cultural, … Continued
ARTICLE: TV and search engines people’s first choices for political information
Where do people choose to get political information, and how much do they learn from it? Researchers analyzed data from a national sample of U.S. adults from 2011 and 2012, … Continued
ARTICLE: Spanish media frames obesity most often by presenting solutions and recommendations
Obesity has become one of the main health concerns of modern society. Its coverage has placed much emphasis on personal responsibility. José I Armentia and Flora Marín, of the University … Continued
CFP | 20.5. | ECREA 2018 preconference on hybrid journalism
The ECREA 2018 Preconference “Dissolving Boundaries of Hybrid Journalism” is calling for papers. The preconference aims at exploring uncovered and new forms of hybrid journalism in order to map potential … Continued
CFP | 6.4. | Data journalism issue of Digital Journalism
The Special Issue of Digital Journalism welcomes submissions, which broaden the theoretical, empirical and geographic perspective on data journalism as one particular form of digital journalism. Theoretically, since data journalism … Continued
ARTICLE: Only few are likely to find themselves in an echo chamber
“The echo chamber is overstated”, declares a new research article, questioning fears of partisan segregation of people’s news sources. Elizabeth Dubois of the University of Ottawa, and Grant Blank of … Continued
REPORT: Gender inequalities in the media at the European level
Gender pay gap and discrimation remain as issues in the European media sector, but there are also new problems, such inequality within digital media platforms. New study looks at the … Continued
CFP | 15.3. | Disrupting Media Infrastructures
The journal Northern Lights, Volume 17, 2019 – Theme issue on: “Disrupting media infrastructures: Transforming media industries and public spheres”, is calling for papers. Northern Lights calls for papers exploring how … Continued
ARTICLE: Work in broadcasting still requires suppressing “blackness”
African-American broadcast journalists still feel pressure to downplay their natural features in order to fit in the newsroom, Indira S. Somani and Natalie Hopkinson, both of Howard University, write. The … Continued
