The research seminar of the Hungarian Digital Media Observatory, a European Commission funded project hosted by Agence France Presse and with the collaboration of the news organisation 444/Magyar Jeti Zrt and the Media Universalis Foundation, aims at addressing the content and contours of the disinformation ecosystem, based on empirical research in the field. The topics…
EJTA member Institute of Communication Studies (ICS) from Skopje, Macedonia, has recently published a call for abstracts under the second edition of KAIROS – Media and Communications Review. KAIROS is an international and open-access journal focused on the academic reflection of media and information literacy issues, media education, critical thinking, digital media, and new trends…
The ERUM learning modules are now accessible as Open Educational Resource via https://erum.uni-foundation.eu/ These modules focus on issues related to mis- and disinformation and allow for an integration into diverse fields of study – journalism included. The learning modules address controversially discussed topics that are prone to false information (such as migration, 5G or global…
Investigative journalism, crossborder collaborations and data journalism are the over-arching themes of Dataharvest – The European Investigative Journalism Conference, which takes place in Mechelen, Belgium on May 19-22, 2022. Join the conference if you teach journalism and would like to be inspired and get into new European networks. The conference is organised by Arena for…
The conference, organised by the ERUM project (Enhancing Research Understanding through Media) and University of Vienna, addresses the issue of evidence-based communication within the media and higher education institutions and the role of these institutions when it comes to media and information literacy in contemporary societies. The event will bring together researchers, students, media professionals…
Under the title Gazetecilik, ‘Sahte Haber’ ve Dezenformasyon: Gazetecilik Eğitimi ve Alıştırmaları için El Kitabı, UNESCO just published the Turkish version of its acclaimed Disinformation Handbook for Journalism education and training. The handbook is now available in 33 languages.
The EJTA Teachers’ Conference 2022 in Aarhus (11-13 May) is coming up soon and we are looking forward to seeing many of our members live, after more than two years. The conference, organised by the Danish School of Media and Journalism, will investigate How to teach engagement journalism and getting in touch with your audience.…