This article considers journalistic cartography in relation to socioecological disasters Indigenous territories and associated resistance movements. The authority of Western-style maps as presented news media elsewhere is often taken for granted—colonial exerts powerful, typically unquestioned, influence upon peoples’ understandings cultural geographies land-based relationships. Such dynamics a...

A review is an artistic-analytical journalistic genre, which written as a result of avaluation artistic or scientific work. It author’s evaluation work art (film, play, book, piece architecture, fine exhibition) that explores the question: “What did author want to say and how he express it?” As concentrated wywtem forms reflects atists’s impression surrounding reality, critic tries understand w...

A number of recent high profile news events have emphasised the importance of data as a journalistic resource. But with no definitive definition for what constitutes data in journalism, it is difficult to determine what the implications of collecting, analysing, and disseminating data are for journalism, particularly in terms of objectivity in journalism. Drawing selectively from theories of me...

Actor-Network Theory, as a theoretical and methodological approach, is particularly insightful when applied to domains of social activity that are in flux, thus making it particularly useful for ethnographic research about unsettled socio-technical systems. Drawing from field research conducted over the last decade, this paper presents two empirical cases that reveal how ANT enables researchers...

The paper briefly describes the Ro-Co project and, in greater details, one of its first outcomes, the RoCo-News corpus. Ro-Co- is a series of various registers corpora of Romanian that are developed within the Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence of the Romanian Academy. They are planned for public release to the research community as the underlying automatic annotations are v...

Over the past year, the steady drumbeat of reported breaches has escalated into a hail storm of media attention. From mainstream mass publications to the trade press, the number of stories and the depth of coverage on security have ballooned as the media seeks to shed light on the shadowy, evolving threat landscape. While stories about “hackers” and “breaches” have captured the public‟s imagina...

Training opportunities for working journalists have become a common feature of the professional environment in many countries. These programs–often referred to as midcareer training–are offered by the employer, by formal educational institutions, or by independent training organizations. Despite the prominence of these training programs, relatively little research has been done on the consequen...