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  March 8, 2023 • Digital News, Ethics and Quality, Recent • by Carolyne Lunga and Madhushala Senaratne

  Humanitarian reporting: Why coverage of the Turkey and Syria earthquakes should amplify...

  Academics examine the role of media coverage in amplifying marginalised voices during disasters such as the Syria and Turkey earthquakes....

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  February 24, 2023 • Ethics and Quality, Recent, Research • by Magda Osman, Björn Meder, Christos Bechlivanidis & Zoe Adams

  Misinformation: why it may not necessarily lead to bad behaviour

  Researchers explore the effects of misinformation on trust in news media and governments and illiberal political behaviour....

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  February 17, 2023 • Ethics and Quality, Media Economics, Press Freedom, Recent, Research • by Katharina Biringer, Josef Seethaler and Helmut Peissl

  Study shows how Austria’s community broadcasters are supporting democracy

  Researchers examine the benefits of non-commercial, community broadcasters in Austria that support media literacy and participation and promote democratic values. ...

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  January 26, 2023 • Media and Politics, Recent, Student Perspective • by Richard Brandt

  Student Perspective: Tackling hate speech and the harmful narratives of war in...

  Journalism student Richard Brandt speaks to a human rights organisation about their programmes to heal the wounds of war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. ...

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  January 11, 2023 • Press Freedom, Recent, Research • by Viviane Schönbächler

  How women journalists in Burkina Faso are making a difference through conflict...

  Why conflict reporting is tough for female reporters. The case of women journalists in Burkina Faso...

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