Cannabis in Danish newspapers

Web 2.0 Adoption by Danish Newspapers - Urgent Need for New Business Models?

This paper presents findings from the development process of a general innovation framework for an ongoing Nordic R&D project on e-business and media. It focuses on the current state of the Danish news media sector and the conclusions we can draw from the “Web 2.0 activity” of the Danish newspapers. The paper concludes that the Web 2.0 offers the opportunity for fundamental re-thinking of the b...

The Europeana Newspapers - A Gateway to European Newspapers Online

Social and socio-economic factors associated with adolescent Cannabis smoking – Results from the Danish ESPAD survey

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Pivaj: an Article-centered Platform for Digitized Newspapers Newspapers Layout

PIVAJ is a platform for archived digitized newspaper emphasizing articles: extracting them from digitized documents by automated page layout analysis, OCRing them, indexing their text transcription to allow users to search for content. Crowdsourcing is used to improve the quality of the indexing, by correcting the transcription and by tagging articles with keywords. The platform has been used t...

Health content in Chinese newspapers.

Newspapers are one of the most important sources of health information for the public in China, yet little is known about the coverage of health issues in Chinese newspapers. Using the theories of agenda setting and framing, we explored research questions such as what health-related topics were covered and how they were covered in Chinese newspapers. This study used a sample of two constructed ...