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Is the daily Danish journalistic coverage of climate change governed by a focus on current events? Or on issues that don't have specific events as the news hook? @kringlevaelling asks these questions in a new Danish research article in Journalistica: doi.org/10.7146/journa…

Focus group interview is well-known research method. But how does online text-based focus groups work? Morten Thomsen outlines the approach in a new article in Journalistica's Methods Section. tidsskrift.dk/journalistica/…

What messages do three recently published reportage books convey about Swedish gang criminality and what kinds of narrative techniques are used in the stories? Cecilia Aare addresses these questions in a new article in Journalistica (in Swedish). doi.org/10.7146/journa…

New book review out! Associate Professor Erik Svendsen reviews 'Kulturjournalistikens världar: Om kulturbevakningens politiska, globala och digitala dimensioner' by Kristina Riegert, Anna Roosvall og Andreas Widholm. doi.org/10.7146/journa…

Journalistic stories about the future occur frequently in the news media. But what techniques do journalists use to narrate truthfully about something that has not yet happened? New article out by Harald Hornmoen, Yngve Benestad Hågvar and Jørgen Alnæs doi.org/10.7146/journa…

How do alternative media position themselves against the media- and political mainstream? Miriam Kroman Brems from Aarhus University has done a comprehensive study of 12 Danish alternative media with different ideological agendas. Read it in _journalistica now! doi.org/10.7146/journa…

How is journalistic 'innovation' in terms of digital storytelling imagined by key actors in the journalistic landscape? @fharbers83 from University of Groningen explores this question in a Dutch context in a new article in _journalistica! doi.org/10.7146/journa…

The full issue of Journalistica 2023 is now out, so you can find all of this year’s fantastic contributions on nordic journalism research and practice in one place! 13 articles and reviews by 21 researchers in both Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and English: tidsskrift.dk/journalistica/…

First article of 2024 is now out! Christina Pontoppidan from Syddansk Universitet examines the ambiguity of the technical term 'angle' (da: vinkel) in 30 newer Danish textbooks about journalism and presents a new, broad definition of the concept. doi.org/10.7146/journa…

We are excited to kick off Journalistica's 2024 special issue on 'News media and elections in the Nordic countries and self-governed territories' with Majbritt Severin-Nielsen (majbrittsn.bsky.social)'s insightful case study: doi.org/10.7146/journa…

How do political parties understand and view the news media when they evaluate their election campaigns? Niklas Bolin and Lars Nord from Mid Sweden Uni examine post-election analyses by Swedish political parties in our new special issue. doi.org/10.7146/journa…

The first method brief of 2024 is now out, and this time with Francesca Morini from MKV | Södertörn University, who enlightens us on value sensitive design. doi.org/10.7146/journa…

Looking for a good academic summer read? Bengt Johansson and @JesperStromback from Göteborgs universitet / University of Gothenburg compare how political alternative media and mainstream news media covered the 2022 Swedish election campaign. doi.org/10.7146/journa…

How do the Danish broadcasters DR and TV 2 curate news content on their streaming services? @LuciaCores and Lene Heiselberg from Syddansk Universitet and Mads Møller Tommerup Andersen from Københavns Uni examine this question in Journalistica's newest article! doi.org/10.7146/journa…

CALL FOR PAPERS At _journalistica, we are very happy to announce the call for papers for a special issue on People and Networks in the History of Nordic Journalism! tidsskrift.dk/journalistica/…

In a new piece in _journalistica, Henrik Bødker from Aarhus University reviews Henrik Örnebring & Michael Karlsson's 'Journalistic Autonomy: The Genealogy of a Concept', which won the Journalism Studies division's Outstanding Book Award at #ICA24 doi.org/10.7146/journa…

Thematic coding is a popular approach in Journalism studies. In a new method brief in _journalistica, Miriam Kroman Brems and Cecilia Arregui from Aarhus University provide a step-by-step guide that combines the best from existing bottom-up and top-down approaches! doi.org/10.7146/journa…

New article in _journalistica by @krestenroland and Jakob Dybro Johansen from DMJX about the selection and use of experts sources in Danish climate journalism. doi.org/10.7146/journa…

New article in Journalistica! Helle Tougaard and Vibeke Thøis Madsen from DMJX examine the experiences and challenges of journalists switching to work with internal communication in organizations. doi.org/10.7146/journa…

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