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How do we study journalism & how do journalists work in practice? Journalistica Methods explores the methods behind both. The podcast is brought to you by Journalistica, a Nordic open-access journal publishing interdisciplinary research on journalism.
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In this episode we are introduced to how we can use screenshots in our research - both as data and as documentation. The guest in this episode is Julie Münter Lassen, senior associate professor at the Danish School of Me
Show notesIn this episode we are introduced to how we can use screenshots in our research - both as data and as documentation. The guest in this episode is Julie Münter Lassen, senior associate professor at the Danish School of Me
Show notesHow do we study journalism as it happens? This episode explores qualitative reconstruction interviews, a method that traces the “biography” of a news story through in-depth conversations with journalists. We discuss how
Show notesHow do we study journalism as it happens? This episode explores qualitative reconstruction interviews, a method that traces the “biography” of a news story through in-depth conversations with journalists. We discuss how
Show notesIn this episode, we discuss cold calling as an effective method for recruiting research participants in journalism studies. We unpack this more personalised first approach to potential participants, traditionally associa
Show notesIn this episode, we unpack the method of ethnographic journalism in a hands-on, practical way. We explore how journalists and journalism students actually can do ethnographic work: gaining access to communities, building
Show notesIn this episode you can meet Cecilia Arregui Olivera and Miriam Kroman Brems from Aarhus University. They will tell about using thematic analysis which is a popular approach in journalism studies for analyzing qualitativ
Show notesIn this episode of the Journalistica podcast, host Lene Heiselberg interviews Johan Farkas, a postdoc at the University of Copenhagen. Farkas is a critical media scholar interested in the intersection of digital media, d
Show notesPsychophysiological measurements trace and record bodily physiological phenomena to draw inferences about psychological processes happening in the mind. In communication research, psychophysiological measures have been u
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"Welcome to "Journalistica Methods" - a brand new podcast brought to you by the journal Journalistica. In this episode Lene Heiselberg from University of Southern Denmark will talk about the OVRI method. Host is Julienne
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