The Ethics of Engaged Journalism By: Michael R. Fancher Introduction Good Work — A Frame for Thinking About Engaged Journalism Engaged Journalism’s Mission – Open and Inclusive Engaged Journalism’s Standards – … Read more
By: Thomas J. Hrach, University of Memphis The day after a man opened fire at a Collierville, Tennessee, grocery store, killing one person and wounding 13 others before turning the … Read more
By: Ilya Yablokov, University of Sheffield and Elisabeth Schimpfössl, Aston University Novaya Gazeta was the only major Russian independent news outlet that continued reporting a whole month into the war … Read more
By: Doron Taussig, Ursinus College and Anthony M. Nadler, Ursinus College Tune in to a conservative podcast or scroll through conservative Facebook feeds and there is a decent chance you’ll … Read more
Martin Scott, University of East Anglia and Mel Bunce, City, University of London Media freedom is increasingly under threat around the world from a combination of economic and political factors. … Read more
By: George Ogola, University of Central Lancashire The information landscape in Africa – as elsewhere in the world – has expanded exponentially over the last decade. The proliferation of platform … Read more
Article by: Michelle A. Amazeen, Boston University Mainstream news media outlets have, in recent years, begun to create advertisements that look like news articles on their websites and on social … Read more
Sara Torsner, University of Sheffield Rising numbers of European journalists are facing dangerous physical attacks as they try to cover news stories, according to recent reports. Data from the Council … Read more
Neill Fitzpatrick, MacEwan University https://narrations.ad-auris.com/widget/the-conversation-canada/worn-down-by-bad-news-you-re-not-alone—- In 1983, Canada’s Anne Murray released another hit song. This one, though, was different than what her fans were accustomed to. A Little Good News … Read more
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