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Covid-19

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  April 22, 2022 • Ethics and Quality, Recent • by Dren Gërguri

  How games, TikTok and fake fact-checking sites became disinformation tools during the...

  Journalism academic, Dren Gërguri, examines some of the strategies driving disinformation about the war in Ukraine ...

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  April 13, 2022 • Recent, Specialist Journalism • by Steven Barclay

  Why the UK government’s new school curriculum resource body should partner with...

  Educational Broadcasting specialist, Steve Barclay, examines why the BBC’s contribution to audio-visual education is important for post-covid online learning initiatives. ...

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  May 6, 2021 • Recent, Specialist Journalism • by Nouha Belaid

  Why journalists and scientists need to join forces in the Arab world

  How the Arab world can capitalise on the increased appetite for science news...

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  April 27, 2021 • Censorship, Media and Politics, Press Freedom, Recent • by Fernando Oliveira Paulino and Team

  Media empowerment is key to Covid-19 recovery in Brazil

  Academics call for a focus on the role of media empowerment in tackling Brazil's Covid-19 crisis...

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  January 18, 2021 • Media Economics, Recent • by EJO

  The economic impact of Covid-19 on European media in 2020

  A new collaboration of EJO editors examines how the coronavirus pandemic has affected and shaped the European media in 2020....

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  December 24, 2020 • Recent, Specialist Journalism • by Dren Gërguri

  The ‘vaccine’ against COVID-19 disinformation

  Academic outlines three-step strategy to ensure information about the COVID-19 vaccine is credible and accurate. ...

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  November 30, 2020 • Media and Politics, Recent, Specialist Journalism • by Stephan Russ-Mohl

  Corona’s orchestra of panic: How the press’ fear-mongering is distorting information

  Stephan Russ Mohl reflects on how the media has reported on COVID-19 and offers pointers on what they could have done better....

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  October 29, 2020 • Recent, Specialist Journalism • by Scott Brennen & Felix Simon

  Dos and don’ts for media covering non-peer-reviewed research

  Communication scholars explore how best to cover research after New York Times article on Trump and misinformation...

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  September 24, 2020 • Ethics and Quality, Recent • by Jack Truitt

  A new era? The rise and rise of advocacy collaborations in journalism

  New research from Columbia University examines the viability of partnerships between the cash-strapped news industry and advocacy groups. ...

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