European Journal of Communication, Ahead of Print. In 2013, the Czech-Slovak businessman Andrej Babiš decided to widen the scope of his activities by buying the Czech media house, Mafra. He was also pursuing a political career and in 2017 became Prime …
European Journal of Communication, Ahead of Print. Time-shifting technologies have considerable implications for the media’s role as a rhythm-maker. Mobile devices enable people to fulfil, as well as take, pauses – the numerous moments or periods each …
European Journal of Communication, Ahead of Print. Along with the recent boom in support of populist movements in Europe, social media seems to be the ideal place for their interaction with the public. While Facebook has been thoroughly explored for po…
European Journal of Communication, Ahead of Print. This paper intends to remind communication scientists that the indirect effect as estimated in mediation analyses is a statistical synonym for omitted variable bias (i.e. confounding or suppression). T…
European Journal of Communication, Ahead of Print. News coverage of protests typically employs a protest paradigm: framing strategies for marginalizing protest actors and reducing the significance of protest issues and aims. However, recent studies are…
European Journal of Communication, Ahead of Print. This study tests how perceptions of misinformation and disinformation in one’s general news media environment relate to media trust and media consumption patterns, relying on survey data from 10 Europe…
European Journal of Communication, Ahead of Print. The predominant frames in news media representations of migration issues shape attitudes towards refugees. Being mostly confronted with negative news frames, people may be less inclined to believe stor…
Global Media and Communication, Volume 18, Issue 1, Page 3-23, April 2022. This study investigates disparities in the portrayals of US and China images across ethnic media, homeland media, and host media that are serving the Chinese migrants in the Uni…
Global Media and Communication, Volume 18, Issue 1, Page 25-48, April 2022. This research is an investigation into changes in the radio listening habits of consumers who use on-demand radio. Findings indicate high daily listening rates to online on-dem…
European Journal of Communication, Ahead of Print. Children use the Internet at an increasingly younger age and many parents do not have the necessary knowledge to protect or guide them. A previous study showed that 78% of children between the ages of …