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Tag Archives: International journalism
Jun 15 2011
Periodismo, redes y la nueva política interconectada
Leave a commentFor Spanish readers here is the beginning of an article I wrote on the new networked political journalism for Estudios de Politica Exterior. You can download the article here as a pdf Internet y la telefonía móvil han dotado a … Continue reading
Posted by: June 15, 2011
Tagged with: Democracy, International journalism, Media Policy, Middle East, Networked journalism, new media, online news, Political Communications, Reporting politics, social media
Jun 8 2011
POLIS Journalism Conference: Reporting The World (March 23rd) #polis12
6 CommentsTHANKS TO EVERYONE WHO CAME – FIND LINKS TO VIDEO HERE Here is the Polis Journalism Conference schedule – we start promptly at 9am but bear in mind it is subject to change! The topics will include debates in the main auditorium looking … Continue reading
Posted by: June 8, 2011
Tagged with: BBC, Freedom of expression, Globalisation, International journalism, Polis Events, public service, wikileaks
May 8 2011
POLIS in Perugia: three big debates on international journalism
Leave a commentYou can now watch the full video of three fascinating debates that I hosted at the International Festival of Journalism at Perugia this Easter. We talked about the Death of the Foreign Correspondent, in which I argued the Devil’s Advocate … Continue reading
Posted by: May 8, 2011
Tagged with: BBC, Democracy, Globalisation, governance and journalism, International journalism, Perugia, Polis Events
Feb 25 2011
Al Jazeera: Leading The Citizen Media Revolution
10 CommentsWe take it for granted now, but coverage of the uprisings in the Middle East this year would hardly have happened at times without social media. Put aside the silly debate about whether Twitter ’caused’ revolution and look instead at … Continue reading
Posted by: February 25, 2011
Tagged with: Aljazeera, Citizen journalism, Freedom of expression, International journalism, Journalist ethics, Libya, Middle East, Networked journalism
Feb 3 2011
An Egyptian In London: Watching Revolution In My City Through Modern Media (Guest Blog)
6 CommentsImagine that you are a young person stuck in London when your home city is engulfed in a revolution on the other side of the world. Your family and friends are at the heart of a dangerous event that commands … Continue reading
Posted by: February 3, 2011
Tagged with: Al Jazeera, Egypt, Facebook, Globalisation, Guest bloggers, International journalism, Middle East, social media, twitter
Jan 23 2011
Are We Ignoring the Dark Side of the Internet? Evgeny Morozov at LSE (Guest blog)
2 CommentsThis report on a lecture at the LSE by Evgeny Morozov is by POLIS intern, Beth Lowell. From discussions of Iran’s “Twitter Revolution” to praise for Google’s decision to stop its censorship in China, the Internet is often heralded as … Continue reading
Nov 30 2010
Globalisation, media and UK communities
Leave a commentI have written a paper commissioned as part of JRF’s programme on Globalisation, which explores and promotes awareness of the impacts of globalisation on the UK and focuses on communities and people in poverty. It: examines how global media has … Continue reading
Posted by: November 30, 2010
Tagged with: broadband, Democracy, Globalisation, governance and journalism, International journalism, media law, media literacy, Media Policy, News International, Regulation
Nov 29 2010
Wikileaks: now that's what I call an informed society…
3 CommentsThe timing could not have been better. I am in Dubai to lead a global council discussion on Informed Societies with some top people from journalism, public relations, social media and universities. The Wikileaks revelations of how international diplomacy really … Continue reading
Posted by: November 29, 2010
Tagged with: broadband, Citizen journalism, Data Journalism, Democracy, Development, Digital Communications, Dubai, education, Freedom of expression, Globalisation, governance and journalism, International journalism, Journalist ethics, Media economics, media law, media literacy, Media Policy, Networked journalism, new media, online news, Political Communications, Regulation, social media, WEF, World Economic Forum
Nov 10 2010
Not just for Christmas? How the Guardian tried to change development reporting
Leave a commentThis report by Polis intern Aivory Gaw People are inherently self-interested. But with this self-interest comes the occasional need for altruistic action. Arise, Christmas charities where media outlets do their once a year act of humanitarian service that attracts people to donate to causes around the world. However, … Continue reading
Posted by: November 10, 2010
Tagged with: Africa, Development, International journalism, Journalist ethics, Katine
Nov 1 2010
International News – it's connection not quantity that counts
2 CommentsA new research study out today tells us something we already knew: that international coverage in UK newspapers is declining. We know why. Market forces, cost-cutting and a lack of interest on the part of owners in the public value … Continue reading
Posted by: November 1, 2010
Tagged with: Globalisation, International journalism, newspapers
