Media Law Roundup: August 28, 2015
Welcome to the Media Law Roundup, a survey of this week’s latest in global media news.
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Reacting Against Media Censorship: Understanding Citizens’ Motivations for Using Internet and Social Media for News and Information
Golnoosh Behrouzian, Doctoral Candidate in the School of Communication at The Ohio State University, discusses a study that proposes a new communication construct to assess cognitive and affective reactions to perceived threats to citizens’ media freedom.
Media Law Roundup: August 21, 2015
Welcome to the Media Law Roundup, a survey of developing media news.
Citizen Journalism in the Post-Modern World
Matthew Rae is one of the ten 2015 Milton Wolf Emerging Scholar Fellows, an accomplished group of doctoral and advanced MA candidates selected to attend the 2015 Milton Wolf Seminar. Their posts highlight the critical themes and on-going debates raised during the 2015 Seminar discussions.
If you Can’t Beat ’em
Revati Prasad is one of the ten 2015 Milton Wolf Emerging Scholar Fellows, an accomplished group of doctoral and advanced MA candidates selected to attend the 2015 Milton Wolf Seminar on Media and Diplomacy, an annual event co-organized by the Center for Global Communication Studies, the Diplomatic Academy of Vienna, and the American Austrian Foundation. Their posts highlight the critical themes and on-going debates raised during the 2015 Seminar discussions.