Only one month left to submit your abstract for our Special Issue 'Advancing the Audience Turn in Journalism' for @djeditorialteam!
❓Practices and experiences of everyday news use
✉️[email protected]
✍️500-750 words +bio
📅December 1st 2019
🌐https://t.co/R3LGFDZLdo
📢Out now! Our book “Changing News Use” (Routledge), in which Irene Costera Meijer and I synthesize and update the research on news use we’ve been doing over the years.
https://t.co/cGbf43LEbS
Hoe is jouw mediagebruik veranderd sinds COVID-19?
Het Centre for Media and Journalism Studies @univgroningen onderzoekt veranderingen in mediagebruik door de coronacrisis. Meedoen is anoniem en kan hier:
https://t.co/vG3uo0GAmI
Alvast dank voor je hulp! (en RT is fijn!)
De komende jaren gaan we onderzoeken welke individuele, sociale en technologische factoren ontwikkeling van digitale geletterdheid stimuleren en verhinderen. Met een grant van @NWO_SSH, samen met o.a. @OverSKSG, @KBNLresearch, @BiblionetGn https://t.co/DPLWi5fhpG @_DigitalSociety
Only one week left to submit your abstracts on everyday news use for our Special Issue 'Advancing the Audience Turn in Journalism' for @djeditorialteam! #NNConsumer https://t.co/MrFro3Hf4p
Only two weeks left to submit your abstract for our special issue “Advancing the Audience Turn in Journalism” for @djeditorialteam! See the CfP here, deadline Dec 1st: https://t.co/bWqZ7lbFex
@joelleswart@MJBroersma Irene Costera Meijer & I are guest-editing a special issue of @djeditorialteam, "Advancing the Audience Turn in Journalism". Deadline abstracts Dec 1st 2019. PLEASE RT!
We're currently looking for papers for a special issue on Advancing the Audience Turn in Journalism for @djeditorialteam. See the CfP: https://t.co/R3LGFDZLdo
As a final goodbye, here the last episode of Let's This Discuss This, our podcast which brings you the highlights of the colloquium in a slightly different way. This time with @JamesGRobinson, @kimsc_der and @gijsrademaker#AudienceTurn
https://t.co/wwhN5yU49f
"Who should trust the news (and why would they)?" Thanks for invitation to speak about trust in news at @NewNewsConsumer colloquium in Amsterdam today, and thanks to discussants @MarcelGelauff@PhRemarque@andorand. A few links in thread and my slides here https://t.co/4RAKTtiD9p
We end the colloquium with a PhD masterclass about how to study audiences, led by @kimsc_der and @rasmus_kleis - and that ends our live-tweeting today! Wanna read more about the project? https://t.co/z6DQCfRKlW
.@andorand's approach on trustworthiness: 'I try to be a fellow traveller, with the audience (...) we need to show more humanness and build more connections' #AudienceTurn
.@PhRemarque was inspired by @JamesGRobinson's quote from earlier today: 'Just because something cannot be measured, doesn't mean it can't be valuable for your newsroom' - and points to the daily struggle of balancing gut and metrics #AudienceTurn
.@MarcelGelauff at the #AudienceTurn colloquium, is positive about results from @risj_oxford: trust in the news in the Netherlands is up 8% & concern about fake news is low- 'but we need to maintain and extend trust. It should be at the center of our relationship with audiences'
.@rasmus_kleis reminds us that while trust is a large part about what news professionals do, what is missing from the conversation is who we do it for - remember to make choices on other drivers of truth. Because trust is relational #AudienceTurn
'There's no real evidence of a global crisis of trustworthiness in journalism' - @rasmus_kleis at the #AudienceTurn colloquium. However, he urges us to realise: what some of us experience as a crisis in trust, is normal play for a large part of the world.
Trust in things that are untrustworthy can be dangerous for democracy says @rasmus_kleis Important point to remember, directly connected with Stephen Coleman’s point two days ago that “we have trust deficiency and at the same time trust excess”. #AudienceTurn
After a short break, in anticipation of the 2nd half of our extended colloquium #AudienceTurn about trust, presented by @rasmus_kleis. Irene Costera Meijer opens: trust has always been important, but it's even higher on the agenda in this post-truth era.