EJO

European journalism and media research and trends. A multilingual network of non-profit media research institutes. Based @cityjournalism @CityUniLondon

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Accessibility is still missing from many newsroom diversity conversations. That failure does not only exclude audiences. It also weakens journalism itself and limits who gets to produce it.

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Ahmed Riad Younes, journalist and @cityjournalism doctoral student reflects on why inaccessible journalism is simply bad journalism:
https://t.co/aVdWcS4nFB

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Read his interview, 'Language, Soft Power, and the BBC World Service' here: https://t.co/Gy0m5SK9eq

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Giang is a PhD candidate at @cityjournalism, whose work focuses on #trust in the #BBC and public engagement through the soft power of the UK in Southeast Asia. Giang has previously served as Editor-in-Chief of the BBC Vietnamese Service in London.

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EJO recently spoke with Giang on how he began his career as a journalist and his journey with the BBC World Service, the many lessons he has learnt along the way, and how all that is inspiring his PhD.

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As #mediafreedom contracts between the rock of political pressures and the hard place of economic realities, researchers Beth Pearson and Hayes Mawindi Mabweazara examine lessons from beyond the Western world: https://t.co/c9obLUAX92 @cityjournalism

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Fixers — local #journalists, #translators, coordinators, guides — have become an integral part of modern #warjournalism, serving as a kind of conduit between the combat zone and the global audience. Read this interesting piece: What do fixers do? https://t.co/SRCzvMRMPI

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Between influence and reform: two years of #mediapolicy change in #Poland from the perspective of young #media professionals: https://t.co/1s7AghpI9J

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How do #journalists interpret, negotiate, and prioritise universal values? Read our interview with @LeonhardtBirte
https://t.co/twgbp4kDln

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In case you missed it: what is a 'good #story' in times of #war?

Read #journalist Catalina Gomez's experiences and her views on war, #Iran, #Ukraine, and journalism as a craft of #humanity:

https://t.co/s1jIIr3QCj

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Across Europe and beyond, the same themes keep coming back regarding anti-LGBTQ+ disinformation. New research from the EU-funded PROMPT project shows how these controversies are stitched into a wider disinformation ecosystem:
https://t.co/do7RZUsh9Y

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To what extent are democratic integrity and resilience facets of the same coin, particularly in fragile democracies?
https://t.co/AsdsPM51fi

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In this interview, Timo Lenk and Martin Lestra discuss how disinformation is spread, what risks it poses, and how their respective projects contribute to exposing and combating manipulative narratives:
https://t.co/xrBm88fAFs

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Maria Hul, Junior Researcher, opsci reflects on her experiences of experimenting with Large Language Models (LLMs):
https://t.co/mYPOnkFflz

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Part of the PROMPT series, this text examines the coordinated online campaigns in Romania's elections: https://t.co/7FEy39eWIA

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Combining academic rigour with journalistic flair: The Conversation’s journey https://t.co/PA7BGPfHb6

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20 years of the European Journalism Observatory: looking back and into the future https://t.co/NvFhIoo5E8

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We uncover system failures: An interview with investigative journalist Jelena Cosic https://t.co/ZeozXEZzMJ

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In a recent study, jointly conducted by the European Journalism Observatory (EJO) and the African Journalism Educators Network (AJEN), 2/3 of international #journalism educators responding said their institutes do not offer courses on how to cover #climatechange: https://t.co/BYLVMKjx1h

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Conflicts in #Yemen and #Ethiopia, described as ‘the world’s worst #humanitariancrisis’ and ‘the deadliest war of the 21st century’, were barely covered by mainstream media in some European countries, study shows.👇

https://t.co/OlUczHsIKg