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🚨newslaundry wrote about our paper! 🚨 🐦For more info on the paper see this thread >>> bit.ly/CensorshipThre… 📜or read the paper here >>> bit.ly/roadtocensorsh…

It has been a pleasure to be part of the examination committee of the Doctoral Thesis by Ornella Porcu Ornella Porcu, PhD on "Innovative Learning Culture" at University of Groningen with scholars Jane Singer, Mark Deuze et al. Congratulations to Ornella and advisors mjbroersma.bsky.social & Liesbeth Hermans!

📢NEW EDITED BOOK The *Routledge Companion to Digital Journalism Studies* is now available online (print in Dec)! Edited by Scott A E II / seldridge.com bsky David Cheruiyot Sandra Banjac | @sandrabanjac.bsky.social & Joëlle Swart this 2nd Edition brings together a collection of 54 original essays from academics across the globe.

Wrapping up this comprehensive edited volume, mjbroersma.bsky.social and Scott A E II / seldridge.com bsky engage with the two sides of an ongoing debate – whether to center news or users when trying to situate journalism in a digital information ecology.

New publication with Scott A E II / seldridge.com bsky mjbroersma.bsky.social . Tactics of Disconnection: How Netizens Navigate China’s Censorship System cogitatiopress.com/mediaandcommun… we explore: How do Chinese netizens assess the sensitivity of content, and what tactics do they employ to circumvent censorship

Saying no to budget cuts in higher education! #WOinActie Protest in Den Haag!

Exciting opportunity for RMa students! Apply for our workshop grant to organize a workshop around their own research and share their expertise with a new generation of scholars. rmes.nl/call-for-propo…

On January 29th, Professor Lauren Klein will hold a public keynote titled "The Line Graph and the Slave Ship”. This keynote returns to the eighteenth-century origins of modern data visualization in order excavate the meaning—and power—of visualizing data. Sign up now!

Last paper of my PhD research is finally published Scott A E II / seldridge.com bsky mjbroersma.bsky.social . In this article we explore the visual protest and visual mobilisation in China. Internet memes, populist campaigns: Nationalism, populism, and online visual protests in China journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/13…

Good news - the deadline for applying to the RMES KNIR Course - Media in the (Eternal) City has been extended! Taking place from 31 March to 6 April, this course allows you to practice the method of datawalking within the historical city of Rome. rmes.nl/rmes-knir-cour…

Reminder to sign up for our public keynote with Professor Lauren Klein discussing the eighteenth-century origins of modern data visualization in order to excavate the meaning—and power—of visualizing data. Sign up now! rmes.nl/public-keynote…

Reminder to sign up for our workshop grant! Deadline is February 15th.

Want to make an impact through collaborative research? Join our Impact Conference, bringing together researchers and professionals to foster collaboration, address challenges and explore opportunities presented by the digital transition in media industries. Sign ups open now!

How does the rise of AI affect how young people are using news? We have an open fully-funded and full-time PhD position in "Journalism, generative AI and critical digital literacy". More info ⬇️ Application deadline: April 3 rug.nl/about-ug/work-…

Who is sharing the news? 1st paper published from Iris Baas' PhD study, w/ proud supervisors Tommaso Caselli, Marc Esteve del Valle & I We show that ideological critique does not necessarily translate into alternative media consumption on Dutch Twitter firstmonday.org/ojs/index.php/…

1/ 🚨 New publication in First Monday! Excited to share my first article is out: “Who is sharing the news? Identity construction of news sharers on Dutch-language Twitter” 📄 DOI: doi.org/10.5210/fm.v30… 🧵Thread with key findings 👇