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Data journalism and audience remains an underresearched topic. Marília Gehrke from University Groningen investigated how a group of Brazilians perceived the disclosure transparency of data journalism articles. Digital journalism studies have … Continued
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How the Portrayal of the Young Turks Movement Changed Between 1908-1914 in the British Press
The study “Demystifying an Idiosyncratic Political Movement and Its Legacy: Portrayal of the Young Turks in the British Press, 1908–1914” by Burak Hergüner analyzed quantitatively how the portrayal of the … Continued
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The study “‘NO PLANS OR THOUGHTS’ Deliberating Wartime Censorship in Cold War Denmark” by Iben Bjørnsson examined the case of Danish preparedness planning during the Cold War and its effects … Continued
Here is a list of all academic peer-reviewed articles, reports and other papers published in April 2025 about journalism research. The bolded titles have JRN articles written about the studies.