Drifting Apart? European Journalists and their Audiences

Drifting Apart? European Journalists and Their Audiences

Plasmid partition: sisters drifting apart.

Remarkably little is known about how bacterial chromosomes and their plasmids are partitioned to daughter cells prior to cell division, despite extensive experimentation and bioinformatic analysis. An in vitro study described in the current issue of The EMBO Journal recapitulates many features of plasmid partition in vivo and provides insight into how protein patterning on the nucleoid, determi...

A concept of mutual exchange between journalists and audiences

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A Study on News Anchors’ Meta-Language and Non-Verbal Factors and their Impact on Audiences

Non-verbal communication or body messaging occurs when facial expressions, tone of voice, head and neck movements, smiling and ... affects others; which may be intentional or unintentional. Farhangi in nonverbal communication: the art of using movement and sound” defines this field as such: "Non-verbal communication is phonetic and non-phonetic messages which have been explained by other than l...

European electronic service infrastructure building - drifting into the future?

Delivery of electronic services requires a service infrastructure including organisational solutions for logistics and client-organisation interactions. We report a study covering three years of efforts by nine cities in eight European countries in developing such solutions. We found twelve distinct “crises”, situations where goals, environment, and actors changed, and the process was found in ...