European journalism and media research and trends. A multilingual network of non-profit media research institutes. Based @cityjournalism @CityUniLondon
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25 years after 9/11: @cityjournalism James Rodgers reflects on his experiences reporting in the aftermath of 9/11 and lessons learnt. Read the full piece here: en.ejo.ch/latest-stories/25-…
What does the history of #Argentine #television teach us about the state, market power, and the #media? en.ejo.ch/latest-stories/wha…
How can forum theatre help prepare #journalism students to interview those facing #trauma? Read our latest piece by @glendacooper @cityjournalism en.ejo.ch/specialist-journal…
READ - The role of music documentaries: how to capture identity during crises by Yana Kuznietsova: en.ejo.ch/specialist-journal…
#Democratic institutions are faltering—and with them, #journalism and the public sphere. Within that context, #communication studies should not merely observe, but actively participate in reshaping the landscape.
Read Prof Susanne Fengler's reflections on Prof. Dr. Otfried Jarren's keynote address on the role of communication studies in a changing democratic communication society: en.ejo.ch/latest-stories/ret…
Can a machine verify the #truth? As #generativeAI becomes increasingly powerful, fact-checkers face a fundamental question: How much responsibility can be delegated to #algorithms and where must clear boundaries be drawn? Prof. Susanne Fengler reflects: en.ejo.ch/latest-stories/fac…
How can action-oriented research be applied to #journalism? Former journalist and doctoral student at @cityjournalism Namrata Acharya shares her experiences of incorporating elements of action research into her PhD thesis. Read here: en.ejo.ch/specialist-journal…
Ahmed Riad Younes, journalist and @cityjournalism doctoral student reflects on why inaccessible journalism is simply bad journalism:
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Giang is a PhD candidate at @cityjournalism, whose work focuses on #trust in the #BBC and public engagement through the soft power of the UK in Southeast Asia. Giang has previously served as Editor-in-Chief of the BBC Vietnamese Service in London.
EJO recently spoke with Giang on how he began his career as a journalist and his journey with the BBC World Service, the many lessons he has learnt along the way, and how all that is inspiring his PhD.
Read his interview, 'Language, Soft Power, and the BBC World Service' here: en.ejo.ch/latest-stories/lan…
As #mediafreedom contracts between the rock of political pressures and the hard place of economic realities, researchers Beth Pearson and Hayes Mawindi Mabweazara examine lessons from beyond the Western world: en.ejo.ch/latest-stories/res… @cityjournalism
Fixers — local #journalists, #translators, coordinators, guides — have become an integral part of modern #warjournalism, serving as a kind of conduit between the combat zone and the global audience. Read this interesting piece: What do fixers do? en.ejo.ch/specialist-journal…
Between influence and reform: two years of #mediapolicy change in #Poland from the perspective of young #media professionals: en.ejo.ch/latest-stories/bet…
How do #journalists interpret, negotiate, and prioritise universal values? Read our interview with @LeonhardtBirte
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In case you missed it: what is a 'good #story' in times of #war?
Read #journalist Catalina Gomez's experiences and her views on war, #Iran, #Ukraine, and journalism as a craft of #humanity:
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Across Europe and beyond, the same themes keep coming back regarding anti-LGBTQ+ disinformation. New research from the EU-funded PROMPT project shows how these controversies are stitched into a wider disinformation ecosystem:
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To what extent are democratic integrity and resilience facets of the same coin, particularly in fragile democracies?
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