Greetings from the Home Office – Journalism Teachers and the Corona Crisis
How to teach practical news work online? This is an acute question for many journalism teachers now. We asked some colleagues how they are handling the situation.
Are Newsletters the New Blogs?
Newsletters are becoming an increasingly popular way of delivering news on academic research. In a time when many of us are working from home under uncertain conditions, they can provide a lifeline to stay connected to the community.
Cancel Everything – or Just Postpone?
Because of the Coronavirus pandemic, many conference organisers are currently struggling with hard decisions. We have weighed the pros and cons against each other.
A New Nordic Master’s Program in Journalism Studies in Stockholm
The new journalism Master’s programme, beginning next Autumn at Stockholm University, takes a theoretical direction. This is the first research-oriented journalism programme in Sweden.
Virtual Alternatives: Video Presentations at Academic Conferences Are On the Rise
Delivering presentations via video is environmentally friendly and cost-effective. However, one of the challenges is that video presentation is still a new format and neither presenters not audiences are completely familiar with it.
Operation Rescue: Finns to Host IAMCR Conference
The Wuhan coronavirus outbreak made the upcoming IAMCR in Beijing impossible, but the bold and creative Kaarle Nordenstreng came to the rescue with his colleagues in Tampere.
Mimicking of News is Used to Spread Racism
New Nordicom Review article examines how the mimicking of news is used when spreading racism.
Introducing Newsgames to Journalism Education
A new study analyses two pilot courses where students in journalism developed newsgames together with computer science students.
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