Calling for articles on media studies in a Nordic context
In a call for articles for the 2020 issue of Nordic Journal of Media Studies the editors Anne Jerslev and Göran Bolin invites researchers to reflect on the Nordic context in media studies.
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Call for papers: Un-Civility, Racism and Populism
Call for papers: Nordicom Review Special Issue. Title: ‘Un-CivilityUn-Civility, Racism and Populism: Interactive Practices of Anti- and Post-Democratic Communication’. Deadline for submission of full abstracts is 25 April 2019.
Media Trends in the Nordic Countries – the March issue
The effects of digitalisation run as a thread throughout this year’s first Nordic newsletter. Media use is undergoing change, as is the media market. The digital transformation is also creating – and bridging – new inequalities in society, according to new research.
A strong boost for Nordic drama collaboration
Never before has so much TV drama been co-produced across Nordic boundaries. The Nordvision 2018 results show a new record for collaboration on drama between the Nordic public service companies
Call for articles: Media Studies in a Nordic Context
Call for articles for the 2020 issue of Nordic Journal of Media Studies: Media Studies in a Nordic Context. Issue editors: Professor Göran Bolin, Södertörn University and Professor Anne Jerslev, University of Copenhagen.
Upcoming Nordic media conferences
During spring and summer, several media conferences will be held in the Nordic countries. The themes include international media trends and challenges facing the media industry, fake intelligence and challenges from both outside and within the media field.
Call for papers: Behind the Paywall
Call for papers: Nordicom Review Special Issue. Title: ‘Behind the Paywall: Implications of the Budding Market for Paid-for Online New’. Deadline for full paper submissions: May 31, 2019
Greenland: Highest media consumption in the Nordic region
In Greenland, the population spends far more time on TV and radio than in the rest of the Nordic region. But Internet use is lagging behind. This is according to a unique research report on the media in Greenland.
Top five most read news in 2018
The male dominated media industry, newspapers trends in the Nordic countries and new media policy guidelines in Finland are among the most read news of 2018. We list the news highlights from the year that passed.
Media Trends in the Nordic Countries: Media use and media economy
Young people's news consumption in the digital media landscape; continuing differences between the generations in online use; and the economic development of the Nordic media industry – these are some of the themes in this year’s last issue of Media Trends in the Nordic Countries.
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