This publication is supported by COST. COST—the acronym for European Cooperation in
Science and Technology—is the oldest and widest European intergovernmental network for …

Journalism in Crisis addresses the concerns of scholars, activists, and journalists committed
to Canadian journalism as a democratic institution and as a set of democratic practices. The …

Community radio can support the process of having a voice in one's community as a part of
civic action, and promote community dialogue. However, older adults are underrepresented …

There is a long history of sociological and philosophical work that has been mesmerised by
social change. In particular, the transitions from traditional society to modern society (and …

The article aimed to reveal the developments that affected the traditional media in response
to the digital communication environment, to identify the aspects of employing digital …

This chapter introduces to journalistic sourcing practices and particularly examines how
newsrooms adjust to the digital disruptions of the past decades. Sourcing practices are a …

Licencing frameworks are embedded with sociotechnical imaginaries that limit the potential
for networked technologies to make traditional media forms, like radio, more inclusive. We …

Can civil society interventions preserve openness on the Internet? Dr. Hintz presents an
array of examples of successful policy advocacy for free and open communications, from …

Two recent developments–the WikiLeaks releases and the Arab Spring–have demonstrated
the capacities of individuals and movements in advancing free expression, transparency …

Introduction Audio innovations remain an important medium to drive innovation in health,
especially in low-resource settings. This article explores the role of audio innovation to spur …