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Media Across Borders, LondonPosted by Vern Swart on February 14, 2012 |
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Journalism Ethics Conference, Reuters Institute, University of OxfordPosted by Vern Swart on February 17, 2012 |
Call for Paper Abstracts Journalism Ethics: Individual, institutional or cultural? The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford is seeking abstracts of papers for…Continue
Started by Vern Swart in Call for Papers on Friday.
Faculty of Arts, Computing, Engineering and Sciences Department of Media Arts and Communication Permanent Full time Salary £31,020 to £45,486 per annum, dependent on experience Vacancy Reference ACE…Continue
Started by Vern Swart in Jobs Feb 16.
Fitna is a 2008 short film made by a Dutch member of parliament to support his fight against Islam. It shows shocking footage of terrorism, violence and women’s oppression and claims that these are…Continue
Started by Vern Swart in Reading + Discussion Feb 14.
Media Across Borders: The 1st International Conference on the Localisation of Film, Television and Video Games Saturday 9th June, 2012 at the University of Roehampton, London Launch event of the…Continue
Started by Vern Swart in Call for Papers Feb 14.
The Mathematical Theory of Communication
(Shannon and Weaver)
Continuing the discussion on the relationship between language and communication initiated in my earlier blog post, we will now discuss another interesting model of communication, which unlike Semiology (which was discussed in the previous blog) deals principally with the message source, the channel, the message receiver and the element of…
Posted by Hardeep Anant on August 15, 2011 at 7:30pm
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In a future where research is distributed instantly, what happens to peer review? Will this be a world where junk gets out, and there is no way to distinguish between good and bad research?
Read this interesting articleon this future of peer review.
Feminist news researchers have long argued that in the macho culture of most newsrooms, journalists’ daily decisions about what is newsworthy remain firmly based on masculine news values.
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