Last week the PhD-colloquium was held as a pre-conference to #ecreajss24 and we would like to say a massive thank you to Dr Bissie Anderson 🌻 for the wonderful organisation! A big thank you also goes to Lada Price and all the Sheffield Journalism team who made this great day happen👏

Great to see our RUG Journalistiek Master’s graduate Mariana Gomes present a paper with Sandra Banjac based on research Mariana did in Brazil for her MA thesis Faculty of Arts - University of Groningen

It’s a wrap for ecrea_eu journalism studies section conference Sheffield Journalism Thank you to everyone to attended and stayed until the end. We have seen some truly impressive and inspiring research! Farewell and we look forward to seeing you in Ljubljana in September!

A full house for Marília Gehrke - [email protected] and David Cheruiyot presenting their work on news organisations’ reckoning with its historical harms and links to slavery, by conceptualizing “reparative” transparency in journalism, at ecrea_eu JSS conference Sheffield Journalism.

Right now at the ecrea_eu JSS conference Sheffield Journalism, Joëlle Swart and Marcel Broersma are presenting their work on inequality in access to news and formation of news habits - what impact can a free subscription to news have for audiences with low economic capital?

In Sheffield this week for the ECREA journalism studies division conference. Lots of University of Groningen RUG Journalistiek research on display, including a paper by clarajm Sandra Banjac and Folker Hanusch using two-sided video ethnography to study journalism’s audiences.

Would you like to travel to Ljubljana one day earlier for #ECC24 ? Then apply for our free (❗️) pre-conference by 29 March, aimed especially at #ECRs ! 🙏 We will discuss important issues such as precarity and power dynamics in #academia and work together on solutions ✨

👉4 more days left to apply for a position as a #YECREA representative! This is a great opportunity for #ECRs to get involved and build a network in the communication research community 🙌 More Info: 👇

Happy to announce that I’ll continue at Faculty of Arts - University of Groningen as an assistant prof 👩🏻‍🏫, so if you’re looking for me, you’re likely to find me amidst the green scenery of Groningen, biking under the rain.

🚨New article w/Sandra Banjac & Folker Hanusch! We propose a framework to study the expectations between diverse stakeholders & journalists🔁. The first article from our project on audience expectations of news in the digital age is published #openaccess in Communication Theory! 🧵👇

New conceptual framework published #OA in Communication Theory by former team member Sandra Banjac together with clarajm and Folker Hanusch !

Finally out! 💥 Our paper “Organizations as Innovations” with Maike Suhr is now out in Media and Communication’s Special Issue on “Unpacking Innovation: Media and the Locus of Change.” Big thanks to the editors, Frank Harbers Scott A E II Sandra Banjac!

An academic first for me! Co-editing this thematic issue with the stellar duo ✨Scott A E II & Frank Harbers✨ I learned so much about the process, and had a chance to think about change and innovation in new ways as captured in all of the authors' brilliant contributions 🙌

Out today - ‘Unpacking Innovation: Media and the Locus of Change’. This latest issue of @CogitatioMandC was edited by Frank Harbers, Sandra Banjac and myself, as researchers with the Centre for Media & Journalism Studies RUG Journalistiek Faculty of Arts - University of Groningen University of Groningen 1/

This pre-conference is an opportunity for ECRs to continue to build on the shared experiences and knowledge that came out of our recent workshop where we identified most pressing problems confronting ECRs, but also proposed solutions! Let’s keep this conversation going 🙌

For those who study #telegram , #whatsapp , #messenger comm, here is my commentary to Digital Journalism special issue on #mesospaces w/ NetaKliglerVilenchik & Ori Tenenboim tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… glad to join this important conversation and excited to hear your thoughts

For the JMCQ centennial, Gregory P. Perreault asked me (and others) to re-review books seen as classics for media scholars, to assess their impact, legacies, and limitations. In their latest issue, my review of McLuhan's 'Understanding Media' journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/10…