What are ‚newsfluncers‘ and why do they matter?
In this article published by the European Journalism Observatory, Martin Bubanović discusses the emergence and relevance of "newsfluencers".
CULCORC is a research unit affiliated with the Institute of Communication Studies and Journalism at the Faculty of Social Sciences at Charles University in Prague. CULCORC was established in 2022 as part of the Institute’s CEMES research structure.
The objectives of CULCORC are to engage in, and facilitate, research on culture and communication, with an emphasis on the multitude of meaning-generating processes, enabled by communicational exchanges, the power dynamics that characterize them and the conflicts that surround them, the intersections with the material worlds of technologies and infrastructures, and with embodied practices and non-human realities.
In this article published by the European Journalism Observatory, Martin Bubanović discusses the emergence and relevance of "newsfluencers".
In this article, Ali Minanto examines how street art in Yogyakarta articulates alternative discourses and contributes to strengthening democratic culture in post-Soeharto Indonesia.
In this article Valerie Vanhove, Stijn Joye and David Ongenaert examine how Western audiences react to fiction film representations of suffering and the non-Western other.
Nico Carpentier and Vaia Doudaki participated in the "Communication, Information Integrity, Social Justice and Democracy" World Summer School.
World Summer School “Communication, Information Integrity, Social Justice and Democracy”
The seminar explored ideological tensions between anthropocentrism and ecocentrism, as well as between hierarchy and heterarchy.
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Faculty of Social Sciences
Charles University
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