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March 19, 2012 •
Etikk & Kvalitet, Redaksjonell styring •
by Michael Wise
New report claims women journalists have a long way to go in closing the gender pay gap. German newspaper Bild was in a giving mood this International Women’s Day. While providing 300 female staffers with the day off, the paper’s male...
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March 15, 2012 •
Etikk & Kvalitet, Redaksjonell styring •
by Susanne Fengler
A study of Dutch newsrooms conducted by communication scientist Yael de Haan reveals journalists are meek when receiving or dolling out criticism in the newsroom, which may contribute to low journalistic quality. Haan conducted her study...
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March 13, 2012 •
Etikk & Kvalitet, Pressefridom •
by Linas Jegelevicius
*Article contributed by the European Journalism Centre If ordered by court to reveal a confidential source of information, what should a journalist do? Should she disclose it, and draw contempt and condemnation from her colleagues in the...
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March 6, 2012 •
Digitale nyhende •
by Susanne Fengler
Participatory journalism: An engine for journalistic diversity or a marketing instrument for media companies? Newsrooms around the world are turning to social media in attempts to bolster user participation. Several models have been tested...
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March 4, 2012 •
Etikk & Kvalitet •
by Stephan Russ-Mohl
There’s a selection of people in the media industry who’ll say that professionals fall from heaven. Some claim only natural talent, not journalistic education, is needed for a news career. Media research is similarly considered...
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March 1, 2012 •
Journalistiske prosjekt •
by Filipa Moreno
Article contributed by the European Journalism Centre The Portuguese language service of Euronews is facing closure following the decision of the Portuguese government to end its contract with the international news channel. Due to the...
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February 28, 2012 •
Digitale nyhende •
by Philip Di Salvo
Bad news arrived recently from India, in what some see as a new threat to the world’s largest democracy. Google admitted to blocking content deemed offensive to Indian politics and religion at the behest of an Indian tribunal. Muslim...
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February 24, 2012 •
Etikk & Kvalitet •
by Stephan Russ-Mohl
What else must happen before one of the world’s most powerful media moguls resigns? Rupert Murdoch does not hold a public office like Christian Wulff, the former German president, or Philipp Hildebrand, now ex-president of the Swiss...
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February 21, 2012 •
Digitale nyhende •
by Marko Nedeljkovic
Despite remaining the dominant form of media in Serbia, television’s influence on the local audience has decreased while the Internet is more widely used than ever. A research study entitled “Young People and the New...
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