Journalists in South-East Europe come frequently under duress, writes Eugenia Siapera, of Dublin City University. The result is based on a series of journalists’ interviews in Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, … Continued

10th International Interpretive Policy Analysis conference is still looking for submissions. The event is subtitled “Policies and their publics: discourses, actors and power”. It features a host of various sessions, … Continued

Nordic Data Journalism Conference, NODA, will fire off on Friday, and even those unable to attend should have something to look forward to. Here’s a sneak peek. The second installment … Continued

A new research project will look at the images, both still and moving, through which the Ukrainian conflict is portrayed in both social and mainstream media. Starting February, the project … Continued

Comment section on news websites do not fulfill their normative goals, write Nina Springer, Christian Pfaffinger, both of Ludwig Maximiliam University of Munich, and Ines Engelmann, of University of Jena … Continued

The story of Lena Zavaroni (1963-1999), a child singer sensation grown into anorexic adulthood, was covered in the British press with various tints, writes Su Holmes, of East Anglia University. … Continued

Repeated exposure to negatively framed news has a noticeable effect on the audience’s political views, write Sophie Lecheler, Andreas Schuck, both of Univeristy of Amsterdam, Mario Keer, of the Netherlands … Continued

In recent years women have outnumbered men in UK journalism education despite the fact that men’s application to enter j-schools are consistently more successful. Women also hold more degrees in … Continued

European University Institute has finished its task of creating a standardized tool to gauge media plurality in the European Union. The mission was launched by the European Commision and undertaken … Continued

A new book in the Routledge series Studies in European communication research & education has been published. Titled Radio Audiences and Participation in the Age of Network Society the volume … Continued

Conference titled Writing Digital: MIX DIGITAL 3 is now looking for content proposals. The event will be hosted and organized by Bath Spa University, in Bath, United Kingdom. The event’s … Continued

Finnish journalists admit to their personal interests’ influence on topic selection, write Esa Reunanen and Kari Koljonen, both of University of Tampere. Even more than by the journalists’ personal inclinations … Continued

Sports journalism has traditionally been a field dominated by men, even though gender equality has made strides elsewhere. In the UK, that it is still, write Suzanne Franks, of City … Continued

Israeli protesters demanding social justice in 2011 failed to pursue a media reform among their many other goals. Instead, they focused their efforts through and relied upon the traditional media. … Continued

Journalists can be divided into five distinguishable groups according to whom they feel most accountable to, writes Halliki Harro-Loit, of University of Tartu. The results come from a large scale, … Continued

Most science journalists depict nano scale technology (NST) as uncertain in nature. A smaller fraction uses the on-the-other-hand or the downright optimistic approach. The results come from Lars Guenther, Klara … Continued

A new issue of the Global Media Journal – German Edition has been published. The current issue is a special on international media assistance, a form of developement aid aimed … Continued

Overall trust in the world is in decline, shows a recent study by public relations company Edelman. According to the annual report, trust in media is in decline in most … Continued

A workshop on changing forms of journalisms in contemporary mediascape is now accepting submissions. The workshop is titled “Changes in journalism: rethinking existing forms”, and it’s a precursor to the … Continued

A new book on the politicization of bodily vulnerability has been published. Global Media, Biopolitics, and Affect: Politicizing Bodily Vulnerability is a part of the Routledge series Studies in New … Continued

International Conference on Integrated Journalism Education, Research and Innovation is now accepting abstract submissions. The event, to be held in Barcelona, Spain, is titled “Shaping the future of news media”. … Continued

A new research project has been announced by the University of Tampere. It aims to improve youth’s multiliteracy, the capability to produce and understand various forms of messages, by having … Continued

As media technology and institutions change, so must the theoretical framework used to describe their functionality be remodelled. This is the premise of an upcoming conference on media logic, to … Continued

Women do not appear enough on UK news and current affairs programs, states the House of Lords Communications Committee. Despite some efforts by broadcasters, the numbers of women as both … Continued

The fourth International Symposium on Media Innovations is still accepting submissions. Deadline for paper abstracts has been postponed to January the 30th. Originally submissions were due yesterday, on the 15th. … Continued

The Fifth International Conference on Historical News Discourses is still accepting submissions. The deadline has been extended to February the 8th. The event is to take place in Porto, Portugal, … Continued

An international conference titled “Capitalism, Culture and Media” is now accepting submissions. The event will be hosted by University of Leeds next September, and submissions are due on February the … Continued

8th Central and Eastern Europe Media and Communication Conference (Ceecom2015) is still looking for paper and panel proposals. The deadline to submit paper abstracts or panel suggestions has been extended … Continued

Mobile news are finding many niches in our daily lives, but they’re not about to eclipse traditional media, write Kristin Van Damme, Karel Verbrugge, Lieven De Marez, all of Ghent … Continued

Mobile media has become the most significant form of news young Swedes consume, write Oscar Westlund and Mathias Färdigh, both of University of Gothenburg. They combed through the results of … Continued