Measuring Online News Consumption and Supply

A new report on digital news measurement that was undertaken by the Reuters Institute and two…

Autonomy and Regulatory Frameworks of Public Service Media in the Triangle of Politics, the Public and Economy

Traditional regulatory frameworks for public service broadcasters in Europe are challenged by…

Evading the censors: Critical journalism in authoritarian states

Mikal Hem, a freelance journalist who has worked for several of Norway’s leading newspapers, has…

Media Pluralism Monitor Pilot Test: United Kingdom

RISJ has released the UK results from the implementation of the EU Media Pluralism Monitor pilot…

Anyone can be a critic: Is There Still a Need for Professional Arts and Culture Journalism in the Digital Age?

Jarkko Jokelainen, an arts journalist at Helsingin Sanomat in Finland, has written an important…

Reporting the EU

Has ‘boring Brussels’ just got exciting? Journalism covers the European Union well – for the elite…

A comparison of arts and culture television programmes between the BBC and KBS

In many parts of the world, arts programming on television has lost ground to more popular genres (…

Disaster Averted? Television Coverage of the 2013/14 IPCC’s Climate Change Reports

New RISJ report examines country differences in the television reporting of climate change A new…

Accuracy, independence, and impartiality: How legacy media and digital natives approach standards in the digital age

In the digital age, one of the most complex challenges for media outlets is how to re-shape the…

From a lecture to a conversation: audience empowerment in business newspapers in the digital era

The media are going through a huge revolution in many ways, but perhaps the biggest change is the…