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Tag Archives: Guest bloggers
Jun 29 2012
Does being networked change journalism? (guest blog)
Leave a commentI have been preaching the gospel of networked journalism for years. I think that public participation and interaction are now a routine part of all kinds of news media and it’s also become a regular fixture in our teaching about … Continue reading
Posted by: June 29, 2012
Tagged with: centring, Citizen journalism, collaboration, Guest bloggers, guest blogs, Networked journalism, Political Communications
May 7 2012
Non-User President: Will @PutinRussia replace @MedvedevRussia? (guest blog)
Leave a commentOn May 7 Russia got an old-new President and a new Prime Minister. Among the many differences between the members of the so-called “Russian tandem”, there is one that is less visible, but important. It is the approach of Vladimir … Continue reading
Posted by: May 7, 2012
Tagged with: Asmolov, Freedom of expression, Guest bloggers, guest blogs, Innternet, internet, Putin, Russia
Mar 13 2012
Sex, money and power: reporting America for Al Jazeera (guest blog with audio report)
Leave a commentIt has been said that the two aspects of life most often lied about are sex and money – a stereotype that Zeina Awad co-host of Al Jazeera English’s flagship American current affairs programme, Fault Lines, knows all too well. … Continue reading
Posted by: March 13, 2012
Tagged with: Al Jazeera, Elections, events, feminism, gender, guest blog, Guest bloggers, USA, women, Zeina Awad
Mar 1 2012
Russian Elections: the struggle for power between state and network society
3 CommentsNew media technologies are having a interesting impact in places where we thought political communications had become bogged down. One of them was Russia As Polis Silverstone Scholar Gregory Asmolov explains, both activists and the Russian state are using digital … Continue reading
Posted by: March 1, 2012
Tagged with: asamov, cctv, Democracy, Elections, guest blog, Guest bloggers, monitoring, politics, Russia, Silverstone, surveillance, transparency
Nov 29 2011
Civic Resilience: A New Response To The Riots (guest blog)
Leave a commentMedia coverage and political debate in the wake of the English riots this past summer led quickly to the emergence of two opposing arguments as to the cause of social disorder in England: acts of criminality or alienation of the … Continue reading
Posted by: November 29, 2011
Tagged with: blond, creasy, disorder, events, Guest bloggers, guest blogs, Newburn, riots
Nov 15 2011
Four steps to success in a humanitarian appeal
2 CommentsSome people are exhausted by messages they receive from humanitarian NGOs. Many have become desensitized to images of distant suffering and repeated appeals for help. But, ultimately, people want to do good. So what can humanitarian NGOs do to better … Continue reading
Posted by: November 15, 2011
Tagged with: Development, events, guest blog, Guest bloggers, humanitarian comms, NGOs
Oct 25 2011
Investigative journalism and human rights: a Polis seminar report
1 CommentIn the networked journalism age there is a lot that the news media can learn from other organisations that have expertise in investigating the kind of stories that we should be covering. Polis teamed up with the Centre for Investigative … Continue reading
Posted by: October 25, 2011
Tagged with: corruption, events, guest blog, Guest bloggers, human rights, investigative journalism, journalism education, learning, Polis Events, politics, skills
Oct 18 2011
Should students do social media with teachers? (guest blog)
3 CommentsProfessors and lecturers are finally starting to use social media as a teaching tool – it seems particularly relevant for a Media and Communications Department. But what are the limits on the use of social media relationships between staff and … Continue reading
Posted by: October 18, 2011
Tagged with: Facebook, Guest bloggers, students, twitter
Oct 9 2011
Should charities be allowed ‘political’ advertising on TV?
Leave a commentIs the ban on political broadcast adverts preventing people from doing good? Was Bono’s latest celebrity-filled advertisement, released by his charity, a political act or merely an effort to draw attention to famine in East Africa? Polis intern April Simpson … Continue reading
Posted by: October 9, 2011
Tagged with: advertising, Bono, Charities, George Clooney, guest blog, Guest bloggers, MGO, One, Political Communications, politics
Jul 5 2011
After the News of the World admit hacking Milly Dowler’s Phone We Need A Media Commission – Not Self-Regulation
2 CommentsThis article by Damian Tambini appeared first on the LSE Media Policy Blog
Posted by: July 5, 2011
Tagged with: Dowler, Guest bloggers, News of the World, Phone-hacking, Regulation, Tambini
