Who gets a press pass? Media credentialing practices in the United States
2014 study from Harvard’s Berkman Center and Shorenstein Center examining patterns of media credentialing and denials of press passes across the United States.
Research roundups, articles, explainers and tip sheets about how journalists report the news and how audiences consume it
2014 study from Harvard’s Berkman Center and Shorenstein Center examining patterns of media credentialing and denials of press passes across the United States.
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May 2014 review of the latest papers and studies on topics ranging from crowdsourcing innovations to media ethical dilemmas over the use of Web analytics.
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2014 study in Political Communication presenting recommendations for researchers studying news media agenda trends.
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April 2014 review of recent studies on a range of digital media topics, from information diffusion on Facebook to news business models.
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Highlights and audio from a series of 2014 seminars held at the Harvard Kennedy School, as well as a reading list of related work by the scholars, selected by Journalist’s Resource.
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2014 review of research concludes that, in order to ensure corporate social responsibility, voluntary regulation proves inadequate.
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March 2014 of recent papers and reports that analyze various social and news media dynamics.
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2014 research on the impact of state welfare agencies’ increasing use of the Internet to communicate with current clients and those applying for benefits.
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2014 study from Stanford researchers showing how question wording affected responses to surveys about President Obama’s birth origins and nationality.
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2014 study by New York University published in Journal of Politics on the relationship between popular protests, media freedom and coups.
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