Vox populi? Citizen alienation and the political and media elite

Politicians and journalists rank at the bottom of public confidence surveys. This working paper…

The Future of Journalistic Work

DOI: 10.60625/risj-ysx2-p898 Changes in the structural arrangements of journalistic labour…

The crisis in commercial regional TV: main challenges and possible solutions. A comparison of Russia and the UK

Oksana Vozhdaeva, an award-winning broadcast journalist at the Tomsk TV-2 station in Russia, has…

Media in Crisis: should the state intervene?

Miruna Munteanu, a Romanian journalist and columnist for Jurnalul Naţional, one of the last…

Why do we see what we see? A comparison of CNN International, BBC World News and Al Jazeera English analysing the respective drivers influencing editorial content

Michelle Henery, a King Edward VII Foundation fellow who has worked for the Times and Al Jazeera…

A Stormy Forecast: Identifying trends in climate change reporting

Margot O’Neill, a journalist with the ABC in Australia, has written an insightful and very readable…

The image of science in two daily Finnish newspapers

Liisa Vihmanen, a broadcast journalist from the Finnish state broadcasting company YLE, has written…

The Role of Newsmagazines in the 21st Century: The evolution of a journalistic genre and how it can stay relevant in the digital era

The Reuters Institute has published a timely study by one of its journalist fellows on the past and…

What is Quality Journalism: and how can it be saved

Johanna Vehkoo, the literary editor at the Aamulehti newspaper in Finland and a Helsingin Sanomat-…

Journalism in the Age of Social Media

Jennifer Alejandro, a Singaporean journalist of more than 15 years’ experience and currently a news…