Journalists’ Perceptions of Ownership Change and its Impact on Journalistic Content and Work
CFP | 15.4. | Data journalism in Latin America, Spain and Portugal
The journal ICONO 14 is now accepting manuscript submissions for its upcoming special issue on “Ibero-American Data Journalism”. The issue is guest-edited by Eddy Borges-Rey, of University of Stirling, Bahareh … Continued
ARTICLE: How to predict news spread across media?
Can the dissemination of news be predicted from the early phases of their spread? Elisa Mussumeci and Flávio Codeço Coelho, both of Fundação Getulio Vargas, conducted an experiment with 2129 … Continued
ARTICLE: Can journalists maintain their values on social media?
Are journalists able to live the values their newsrooms have officially enshrined? Hans K. Meyer and Christy Zempter, both of Ohio University, ask and answer the question through a case … Continued
On the week 6/2018 the following publications have come to our attention: Free European Media Edited by Mogens Blicher Bjerregård Published by the European Federation of Journalists Partial open access … Continued
CFP | 15.3. | How is social media affecting the news ecosystem?
The Italian journalism studies journal Problemi dell’Informazione is calling for paper abstracts for its upcoming themed issue on platforms, algorithms and formats. The issue is scheduled for publication in late … Continued
ARTICLE: Constructive journalism defined
News media’s tendency to focus on bad news can have many negative effects for news consumers. A new article proposes shifting focus from conflict and negativity to a more productive … Continued
CFP | 16.3. | Panel on on multidisciplinary media & mediated communication technologies
The Communication Institute of Greece (COMinG) invites you to submit your abstract at its Special session on Multidisciplinary Media & Mediated Communication Technologies as part of the 4th Annual International … Continued
PAPER: Right-wing supporters shared the most fake and junk news in the US
Who reads and shares most junk news? Researchers studied social media distribution of so-called junk news websites in the United States, during three months, between 20 October 2017 and 19 … Continued
ARTICLE: Only 1 in 10 recognized native advertising
The consequences of native advertising can be a double-edged sword for publishers, a new research finds. Michelle A. Amazeen of Boston University, and Bartosz W. Wojdynski of the University of … Continued
CFP | open | Media Studies journal (Medijske studije)
Submissions for the new issue of the international peer-reviewed Media Studies journal (Medijske studije) published by the Faculty of Political Science, University of Zagreb are now open. The journal welcomes … Continued
