GJIL co-lead Alfred Hermida is joining the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism as a Visiting Fellow for the fall. He will spend the Michaelmas term at the institute at the University of Oxford. During his fellowship, Hermida will focus on how the future of journalism is being shaped by innovation practices, business models …
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A book chapter on journalism innovation by GJIL researchers Alfred Hermida and Mary Lynn Young has been featured in the Pithy Papers by the UBC Language Sciences Institute. The Pithy Papers highlight recent important and interesting research in 150 words or fewer by Language Sciences members and colleagues. Hermida and Young summarised the main findings …
Vinita Srivastava shares her thoughts and ideas on resilience in her presentation for The Walrus Talks @ Home.
Lab co-lead Alfred Hermida is delivering a keynote on media innovation at a leading journalism conference in May in Seville, Spain. He is speaking at 27th International Congress of the Spanish Society of Journalism which, due to the pandemic, will be virtual. Hermida’s keynote is on May 27 at 6.30 p.m. (CEST) / 9.30 a.m. …
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A new podcast on race and racism by The Conversation Canada has launched, supported by the Global Journalism Innovation Lab.
Research into the founders of journalism startups in Canada as well as on the impact of media policy was presented at the 2020 ICA annual conference.
Candis Callison and Mary Lynn Young’s new book explores multiple critiques of journalism.
A new paper by Alfred Hermida and Mary Lynn Young on the role of peripheral actors in the production and circulation of journalism has been published in Media and Communication.
The $2.5m Partnership Grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council will support the development of the Global Journalism Innovation Lab.
Researchers from the Global Journalism Innovation Lab presented two papers at Congress for the Humanities and Social Sciences held at UBC in Vancouver.