CFP: “Capitalism, Culture and Media” deadline extended
The deadline for a conference on Capitalism, Culture and Media has been extended. The due date for submissions has been postponed by one week, from February the 2nd to the … Continued
Tag: journalistic identity
CFP: EU Journalists – professional policy makers?
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
BOOK: Finnish journalists strive for objectivity, admit to interpretation
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
ARTICLE: Journalists disagree on their loyalties
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
ARTICLE: No easy fix for Balkan mediascape, and others
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
CFP: New media logics for a new media environment
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
CFP: To research media and capitalism, Marxism is not required
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
BOOK: Contemporary issues in Central and Eastern European journalism
A new volume in the series Studies in Communication and Politics, published by Peter Lang, is out. Journalism that matters: Views from Central and Eastern Europe features ten chapters detailing … Continued
ARTICLE: Journalists’ and PR-professionals still at odds, and others
A new issue of the journal Nordicom Review has been published and made available online. Albeit being a generalist communications journal, many articles in the current issue are of interest … Continued
Online first: Online journalism forged through the sum of practices
Stock image courtesy of pixabay.com user Life-Of-Pix. Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth transitioned onto the internet not by carefully calculated managerial scheme nor with teleological ascent set in technological determinism, writes … Continued