Journalists’ Perceptions of Ownership Change and its Impact on Journalistic Content and Work
ARTICLE: Indian entrepreunial journalism and social identity
How do entrepreneurial journalists see their social identity and how does this influence the journalism they practice? Summer Harlow of the University of Houston, and Monica Chadha of Arizona State … Continued
CFP | 30.9. | Populism and the media across Europe
The journal Central European Journal of Communication is calling for papers for its special issue on “Populism and the Media Across Europe”. For this special issue the journal invites submissions … Continued
ARTICLE: Journalist’s role orientations shape how they tweet about news
In regular news production, a journalist’s role orientation cannot solely account for what ends up on the news output. In Twitter, the roles are manifested quite often, a study finds. … Continued
CFP | 1.5. | Public Service Broadcasting In The Digital Age
The VIEW Journal is calling for papers on the topic “Public Service Broadcasting In The Digital Age”. This special issue proposes a reexamination of public service broadcasting (PSB) in the … Continued
ARTICLE: Who gets to speak and what in Flemish TV news?
Significant differences exist between issues in the actors that get to speak in television news, new study from Belgium finds. Kathleen Beckers and Peter Van Aelst, both of the University … Continued
CFP | 15.6. | Book chapters on “Mediated Shame”
The aim of the proposed book “Mediated Shame: Disparaging Poverty in Media and Popular Culture” is to explore how media impose shame on and facilitate shaming of economically underperforming people … Continued
ARTICLE: Western approaches to ethics training have failed in Cambodia
Fergal Quinn, of the University of Limerick, studied the teaching of journalism ethics in a developing country. The author interviewed 25 organizers of journalism training programs in Cambodia and 29 … Continued
On the week 15/2018 the following publications have come to our attention: Media and Transnational Climate Justice – Indigenous Activism and Climate Politics By Anna Roosvall and Matthew Tegelberg Published … Continued
CFP | 7.6. | The press and the vote
The Newspaper & Periodical History Forum of Ireland is calling for papers for the conference “The Press and the Vote”. The tenth anniversary conference is held at the National University … Continued
ARTICLE: Facebook use as a predictor of political knowledge
How does the use of Facebook connect to the level of people’s political knowledge? In a new study, researchers explored this relationship by analysing two representative datasets from the United … Continued
