The fast and global way which has characterized the presence of mobile phones in society sparked interest several sectors activity, including journalism. From early stages production to distribution, then through characteristics content consumption patterns, numerous changes have been introduced by these devices an activity that undergoing one most uncertain moments its long history. This uncer...

This study uses a qualitative approach to examine what political and technical leaders of municipalities understand transparency public information mean, role they believe the different subjects involved (government, opposition, public) should have. The websites 605 Spanish councils with more than 100,000 inhabitants were analysed three focus groups held from selection sample councils. results ...

During pandemics, uncertainty is a given condition, as are the potential risks of which public needs to be informed via media. In such dire straits there tends shortage certain knowledge and an abundance speculations that can potentially inform well misinform public. this study, we conduct conversation analysis interactional dynamics between Danish journalists health experts in televised news i...

Back in the 1970s, one of the hot fields of biology was co-evolution. Biologists dwelt on how the symbiosis between organisms such as plants and insects helped drive their mutual evolution. Since the 1980s, science journals and science journalists have been undergoing a co-evolution of their own. Today, that relationship is driving much of the science coverage, as reporters unwittingly cede mor...

This paper describes a general framework for measuring text reuse. This term is used to describe how content from a single or multiple number of known sources can be reused either verbatim (word-for-word copy) or otherwise rewritten depending upon factors influencing the creation of a new document. These may include reduction/ increase in length, change of style, simplification of content, shif...

Final-year university engineering and journalism undergraduate students collaborate in a multimedia design and communication project to test the hypothesis that design and communication emphasis by engineering students can be enhanced by interdisciplinary collaboration with media-equipped journalism students. Research was conducted by environmental manipulation, observation, administration of a...

The professional norms of good journalism include in particular the following: truthfulness, objectivity, neutrality and detachment. For Public Relations these norms are at best irrelevant. The only thing that matters is success. And this success is measured in terms ofachieving specific communication aims which are "externally defined by a client, host organization or particular groups ofstake...

Media-based campaigns have failed to engage the electorate. Few people find political campaigns interesting, nonvoters typically outnumber voters, and public evaluations of candidates, the press, and the political process itself are far from sympathetic (Popkin and McDonald, 2000; Patterson, 2000; Cook et al., 2000). This disconnect between modern campaigns and their intended audience can be tr...

Journalism invented the interview, a tool to investigate lives of writers. This indiscretion triggers authors’ reaction: new literary genre, imagined becomes shield protect their own intimacy as wells tactic overturn press’ spotlight, primarily against interviewers. Pretending be like them, authors will also able talk ghosts our imagination. All interlocutors become characters shaped by irony, ...