A new study by Subhayan Mukerjee and Sandra González-Bailón of the University of Pennsylvania, and Sílvia Majó-Vázquez of the University of Oxford (authors not in original order), created a novel … Continued

Olympic Games are inherently nationalized competitions. Despite their differences, both the US network NBC and Chinese CCTV prioritize gymnastics coverage during the Summer Olympics. Andrew Billings and Qingru Xu of … Continued

The volume of inaccurate or false information is too much to filter by designated fact-checkers, Gordon Pennycook and David G. Rand, both of Yale University, argue. Could the task, then, … Continued

The European Communication Research and Education Association (ECREA) is holding its next conference in Switzerland between October and November this year. The conference will be preceded by a number of … Continued

Could a common problem help create a shared public space that spans different, affected countries? Giovanni Barbieri and Marco Mazzoni, both of University of Perugia, with Donatella Campus, of University … Continued

The special issue of the journal Global Media and China “Citizen Journalism in Asian Countries”. In the aftermath of the South Asian tsunami of 26 December 2004, the term ‘citizen … Continued

China is arguably the most important partner and rival for the United States. Su-Mei Ooi of Butler University, and Gwen D’Arcangelis of Skidmore College, look at the US news and … Continued

Disaster reporting has faced a lot of critique. How should it be done properly? Jacqui Ewart and Hamish McLean, of Griffith University Australia, went through the research on news media … Continued

The RIPE@2018 conference held on 18-20 October in Madrid, Spain, is calling for papers. The conference theme “Universalism and Public Service Media” focuses on challenges and opportunities in achieving the … Continued

Journalists find it valuable to tell asylum seekers’ personal stories in order to show that they are humans “like us”, but telling those stories is not easy, write Mervi Pantti … Continued