Entries Tagged as 'Sweden'
September 23rd, 2009 · No Comments
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Tags: UK · Sweden · Research · Regional/local journalism
November 20th, 2007 · 2 Comments
Last week’s seminar with Professor James Curran has been eloquently covered here.
Here’s a quick summary for those of you who weren’t there: Curran, along with colleagues in the US, Finland and Denmark, has examined the content of TV news and newspapers and categorised it according to whether it is “hard news” or “soft news”, “domestic” […]
Tags: Sweden · Television · Seminar · Entertainment · Public service
November 2nd, 2007 · 1 Comment
The news media of my native Sweden are currently up in arms over the Prime Minister’s top aide Ulrica Schenström being seen drinking (a lot, it is alleged) and more together with a top political journalist at TV channel TV4 - see coverage in English here. First, the main issue was whether it was appropriate […]
Tags: Sweden · Politics · Sources · Ulrika Schenström · Anders Pihlblad
September 27th, 2007 · 2 Comments
The question of whether the personal opinions of journalists make their reporting biased is an old one – perhaps most commonly framed as an accusation of left-wing bias.
A recent research report from my alma mater, the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden provides a partial answer to this question: […]
Tags: Sweden · Research · Politics · Journalism · Journalistic practice · Nordic · Left-wing bias
One of the most interesting papers in my group at the NordMedia conference (see previous post) was on “Leadership in successful newspaper companies” by Monika Djerf-Pierre (I would link, but it turns out that you can’t link directly to her home page at JMG, Göteborgs universitet).
Despite the business school-sounding title, this paper is in fact […]
Tags: Sweden · Newspapers · Research · Events · New media · Editors · Journalistic practice · Nordic
August 18th, 2007 · 1 Comment
I am currently in Helsinki, at the NordMedia 2007 conference. I had grandiose plans to blog throughout the conference, but between me being chair of one of the working groups and all else going on there has been precious little time to sit down in front of the computer. Now, as the conference is drawing […]
Tags: Sweden · Research · Events · New media · International journalism · Journalism · Nordic
A comment on my last post, from someone who knows a lot more than I about the state of newspapers worldwide. Professor Lennart Weibull (link in Swedish) is Director of on one of the longest-running research projects on newspapers in the world, Dagspresskollegiet or The Newspaper Research Programme, founded in 1979. Here’s what he says:
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Tags: Sweden · Newspapers · dailies · tabloids · Research · International journalism
A recent comment to this blog claimed that “all the available evidence” says the Internet is more trusted as a news/information source than traditional media, which is not quite true. In fact, polls and studies in many countries seem to show that the Internet is the least trusted of all news outlets (see here, for […]
Tags: Sweden · Online · Research · New media · Online news