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…

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…