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Nordicom Review 2/2010
- 2010
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Samlingsverk (redaktörskap) (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Nordicom Review, a refereed journal, provides a major forum for media and communication researchers in the Nordic countries. The semi-annual journal is addressed to the international scholarly community. It publishes the best of media and communication research in the region, as well as theoretical works in all its diversity; it seeks to reflect the great variety of intellectual traditions in the field and to facilitate a dialogue between them. Nordicom Review offers reviews of Nordic publications and publishes notes on a wide range of literature, thus enabling scholars all over the world to keep abreast of Nordic research in the field. Nordic media researchers are invited to publish articles in the refereed journal Nordicom Review. Nordicom Review is indexed in SciVerse Scopus
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Nordicom Review 2/2011
- 2011
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Samlingsverk (redaktörskap) (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Content: Social Representations Theory. A New Theory for Media Research (Birgitta Höijer), Sports Broadcasting. An Accelerator of Business Integration in the Media Industry (Harry Arne Solberg & Knut Helland), Public Service Broadcasting as an Object for Cultural Policy in Norway and Sweden. A Policy Tool and an End in Itself (Håkon Larsen), The Featurization of Journalism (Steen Steensen), Challenges in Covering Innovation Topics. Experiences of Journalists in the US, Japan and Finland (Maria Lassila-Merisalo), Borders, Barriers and Grievable Lives. The Discursive Production of Self and Other in Film and Other Audio-Visual Media (Holger Pötzsch), Time and Space in Early Norwegian Radio. Technology, Textuality, and Discursive Roles and Relations (Wenche Vagle), and Tensions of Consumer Individualism. Norwegian Identity in the Context of Globalization (Trine Kvidal).
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Nordicom Review 2/2012
- 2012
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Samlingsverk (redaktörskap) (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Content: Per Hetland: Internet Between Utopia and Dystopia. The Narratives of Control. Birgit Hertzberg Kaare: The Self and the Institution. The Transformation of a Narrative Genre. Yngve Benestad Hågvar: Labelling Journalism. The Discourse of Sectional Paratexts in Print and Online Newspapers. Rune Ottosen, Arne H. Krumsvik: Digital Challenges on the Norwegian Media Scene. Jan Fredrik Hovden: A Journalistic Cosmology. A Sketch of Some Social and Mental Structures of the Norwegian Journalistic Field. Christina Holtz-Bacha, Bengt Johansson, Jacob Leidenberger, Philippe J. Maarek, Susanne Merkle: Advertising for Europe. TV Ads During the 2009 European Election Campaign in Four Countries. Olli Raatikainen: Dynamic In-game Advertising in 3D Digital Games. A Threat and a Possibility. Andres Kõnno, Agnes Aljas, Maarja Lõhmus, Ragne Kõuts: The Centrality of Culture in the 20th Century Estonian Press. A Longitudinal Study in Comparison with Finland and Russia. Wenche Vagle: The Formation of the Genre System on Norwegian Broadcast Radio.
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Nordicom Review: Special Issue 2013 : New Nordic Journalism Research
- 2014
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Samlingsverk (redaktörskap) (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- From 2009–2013, the Nordic Research Network in Journalism Studies has arranged seven research seminars on specific aspects of the challenges faced by journalism research. A major part of these seminars has been workshops for doctoral students and discussions related to paper presentations. The seminars have all featured prominent researchers from outside the Nordic area as keynote speakers. They include professors Rodney Benson, Robert Entman, Natalie Fenton, Dan Hallin, Paolo Mancini, Robert W. McChesney, David Miller, Steve Paulussen, David Ryfe, Jane B. Singer, Colin Sparks, Gaye Tuchman, Baldwin Van Gorp and Karin Wahl-Jørgensen. In addition to the keynotes, there has been a long list of speakers from the Nordic countries, who have presented new journalism research. These seminars have been arranged at Stockholm University (three occasions), the University of Oslo, the University of Copenhagen, the University of Jyväskylä and the University of Bergen, in cooperation with doctoral schools, research projects and the relevant departments. Members of the network have also initiated research cooperation and organised panels at international conferences. In the Spring of 2013, an editorial committee of senior researchers invited current and former PhD students in the network to propose articles, in most cases related to their doctoral projects, for a book on new journalism research. The present volume of Nordicom Review represents a selection of these papers, chosen by the editorial committee after a meticulous peer review process. The prime criterion for the selection was novelty of the ideas and approaches presented in the papers. We want to thank all the peer reviewers, senior scholars from four of the Nordic countries and Estonia, for their work.
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Nordicom Review Special Issue. Communication, Media and Development
- 2012
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Samlingsverk (redaktörskap) (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Media & Glocal Change: Rethinking Communication for Development is the title of a book Nordicom published in collaboration with The Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO) in 2005. Seven years later, we see that this book has spread in large numbers around the world and is still in demand. Since then, Nordicom has published several books on the same subject – particularly within the framework of our International Clearinghouse on Children, Youth and Media – for instance the Yearbook 2009, Youth Engaging with the World: Media, Com¬munication and Social Change. We are now particularly glad to present this special issue of Nordicom Review on the theme ‘Communication, Media and Develop¬ment: Problems and Perspectives’. The publication is a result of a collaboration between the journals Nordicom Review and Glocal Times. Content: Mobilizing Communication Globally. For What and For Whom? (Florencia Enghel, Karin Wilkins), Means of Communication. Transnational Struggles and Scarce Resources (Thomas Hylland Eriksen), Mobilizing for Global AIDS Treatment. Clicking Compassion and Shopping Salvation (Lisa Ann Richey), The Potential of Foreign News as International Development Communication (Bella Mody), The Underside of Communication in Development (Nora C. Quebral), Rebranding Development Communications in Emergent India (Paula Chakravartty), Public Sector Software, Participatory Communications and Social Change (Pradip Ninan Thomas), Is it Possible to Generate Development Starting from Communication? (Rosa María Alfaro Moreno), Communication for Development in Good and Difficult Times. The FAO Experience (Silvia Balit), The Limits of Communication. The Gnat on the Elephant (Wendy Quarry &, Ricardo Ramírez), The Growing Pains of Community Radio in Africa. Emerging Lessons Towards Sustainability (Peter da Costa), Reality Television for Community Development. The Kwanda Initiative in South Africa (Lebo Ramafoko, Gavin Andersson & Renay Weiner), The Globalization of the Pavement. A Tanzanian Case Study (Ylva Ekström, Anders Høg Hansen & Hugo Boothby), Teaching and Learning Communication Process as Community-based Transdisciplinary Inquiry (Helen Hambly Odame & Natalie Oram), The Civil Society Organization Media Manager as Critical Communicator (Peter Lemish, Kelly Caringer), Social Entrepreneurship and Communication for Development and Social Change. Rethinking Innovation (Emile G. McAnany), Global Survival. Towards a Communication of Hope? (Cees J. Hamelink), ComDev in the Mediatized World (Oscar Hemer & Thomas Tufte).
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Nordicom Review Special Issue June 2010
- 2010
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Samlingsverk (redaktörskap) (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- This special issue contains all the lectures held in plenary sessions at the 19th Nordic Conference on Media and Communication Research, Karlstad, 13–15 August 2009.
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