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Channels From Soviet Communist Concepts to Libertarian Journalism: Reform, Change and Evolution of Mongolian Journalism Curriculum
The West in the Soviet “Kingdom of Mirrors”: Entertainment of the Soviet Lithuanian Television in the Brezhnev era
The Discursive Impact of Disinformation on Journalism
The Matilda Effect in Soviet scientometrics? Nalimov, Mulchenko, and the origins of Naukometriya
Intelligent Application of Digital Shared Management System in Journal Resource Integration
Sustainable journalism redux: What are the “cornerstone” media frames of a sustainable future?
Big Data Discourses| Curating AI Into Being: Hacks/Hackers as Amplifiers of Journalism’s Digital Futures
Normative Commitments and Platform Logics: Understanding Journalism’s Adaptive Resilience Through Coverage of Democratic Innovations
Factors Influencing the Perceptions of Human-Computer Interaction Curriculum Developers in Higher Education Institutions During Curriculum Design and Delivery
How to get to know what we know: Introduction to the special issue, What do we Know about Media, Communication, Journalism, and Democracy in the Nordics?
Research Intelligence: An emerging concept
Democracy in action: Political reform, public sphere and mediated deliberation
The COSYCO Concept: an Indicator for COmparing SYstem COnfigurations
Safety Management and the Concept of Dynamic Risk Management Dashboards
Implementation of Information Systems in Local Government Authorities: Understanding of the Role of Reforms in the Designing Process
Complexity of Socio-Technical Systems: concept for a uniform metric
Editorial: a new chapter for the Journal of Audio, Speech, and Music Processing
Rob Kitchin, Critical Data Studies: An A to Z Guide to Concepts and Methods
State Information Technology Agency (SITA) and the Paradox of Centralized ICT Procurement: Reform or Redundancy in South Africa’s Public Sector
A Critique of Political Communication Theory in Assessing the Concept of the Russian Threat in Lithuanian Media
Shifting semantics: A longitudinal study of keywords in climate change reporting
How permanent are metadata for research data? Understanding changes in DataCite metadata
Utilising Facebook as a Digital Tool for Social Change: Jordanian Women’s Experiences in Addressing Violence Against Women
RonNell Andersen Jones and Sonja R. West (Eds.), The Future of Press Freedom: Democracy, Law, and the News in Changing Times
The Extradition of the Balts from Sweden to the USSR –Baltutlämningen – retold
