This book explains divergent media system trajectories in the countries in southeast Europe,
and challenges the presumption that the common socialist experience critically influences a …

While a far from recent phenomenon, fake news has acquired a very special significance in
the wake of the latest US elections. Against a broad background of different definitions and …

A growing number of news organisations have set up specific guidelines to govern how they
use artificial intelligence (AI). This article analyses a set of 52 guidelines from publishers in …

This article examines recent efforts to bring 'solutions journalism'–an approach to news
coverage developed in the United States that encourages journalists to propose potential …

The shift toward digital distribution has led newspapers to adopt data collection and sharing
practices with unexplored ethical consequences. Analysis of the privacy policies of the 15 …

Mediatization is nowadays considered an influential theory explaining societal, political, and
cultural alterations driven by media technologies. Mediatization research, initiated almost 20 …

This study provides insights on how journalists in the Western Balkans conceptualize and
practice audience engagement during electoral campaigns. Taking a holistic approach, we …

The article explores the concept of hybridity in relation to political and media-related change
and its implications for the contemporary public sphere in Central and Eastern Europe. Two …

Initially founded in 1955 as a platform for Dutch photojournalists to increase international
exposure, the World Press Photo competition has grown into the most prestigious contest of …

Purpose This paper seeks to analyze how local media in Serbia, North Macedonia and
Bulgaria have integrated digital technologies and tools into their work and corporate …