Tag: Czech Republic
The study “Teaching Safety of Journalists: Student Responses and Solutions to Occupational Risks and Hostility” by Signe Ivask from University of Tartu examined 11 students’ (9 were Czech) reactions to … Continued
The study “The uncompromising way: Several lessons from homeless journalists” by Vojtěch Dvořák from Masaryk University looked at participatory journalism by unhoused individuals in Czech Republic and Colorado and the … Continued
Photojournalists working for Polish, Czech and Slovakian newspapers feel their workload increasing while their prestige dwindles, Filip Láb and Sandra Štefaniková, both of Charles University in Prague, write. They interviewed … Continued
Can the media system typology famously proposed by Daniel Hallin and Paolo Mancini (2004) be applied to Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries? This question was put to the test … Continued
An article by Markéta Ševčíková, an independent researcher, and Kaarle Nordenstreng, of University of Tampere, recounts the history of journalists’ organisations in former Czechoslovakia. Most notably, the country hosted the … Continued
The Czech news media do not fully utilize the democratic potential of social networking sites as news sources, claims a recent study by Radim Hladík of Charles Univesity in Prague … Continued
Czech politicians are highly dissatisfied with the country’s national journalism, writes Roman Hájek, of Charles University in Prague. Hájek lead a survey of Czech parliament members in order to gauge … Continued
Journalism in Czech Republic is unable to perform its societal duties, writes Jiří Zatloukal, a fellow at Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (RISJ). Zatloukal is also a journalist … Continued
