The Institute for International Communication invited distinguished Soviet dissident and journalist, Prof. Leonid Goldin to speak at IICM on Monday April 9th. The purpose of the seminar, ostensibly about Russian propaganda, was to contextualize for students the methods and underlying models of power practiced by contemporary Russian media. Continue reading “Graduate Symposium: New Russia and the not so new propaganda”
Category: Data
Media Capture Series Pt. 5: The Oligarchy Crowds Ukraine’s Media Market
In October, the Institute for International Communication hosted Dr. Marko Milosavljevic who discussed his cutting-edge research on media capture . A group of undergraduate students of International Communication reflected on the theme.
Communism or democracy – which government body do you reckon allows more freedom in media? Continue reading “Media Capture Series Pt. 5: The Oligarchy Crowds Ukraine’s Media Market”
Media Capture Series Pt. 4: Media Climate in the Netherlands
In October, the Institute for International Communication hosted Dr. Marko Milosavljevic who discussed his cutting-edge research on media capture . A group of undergraduate students of International Communication reflected on the theme.
Nowadays, disruption is prominent wherever you go; in technology, political climates, etc. However, nothing is more disruptive in the world than the media. Continue reading “Media Capture Series Pt. 4: Media Climate in the Netherlands”
Data, Part 1: Resource or Responsibility?
Written by Minna Horowitz, Assistant Professor in the Division of Mass Communication at St. John’s University, New York.
This is a two-part blog series on current discussions about data and its social, economic, and cultural implications. Continue reading “Data, Part 1: Resource or Responsibility?”