Regular journalistic work of good quality included the thorough check of sources and statements – and the findings from interviews point to this kind of control facing misinformation inn the Norwegian case, rather than algorithmic tools and separate teams.
Question: To what extent media outlets acknowledge and address challenges to gender equalities in media content and promote free expression and inclusion […]
Litteraturliste Aarseth, T (2019). I disse yrkene er kjønnsforskjellene mellom menn og kvinner størst. FriFagbevegelse. Tilgjengelig fra: <https://frifagbevegelse.no/nyheter/i-disse-yrkene-er-lonnsforskjellene-mellom-kvinner-og-menn-storst-6.158.615152.0c3d148ada> (Hentet 26. februar 2020) […]
Inequalities remain though the organizations in Norwegian journalism have undertaken efforts to eliminate them, and has already succeeded so some respect. Comparatively speaking, the portion of women journalists, leaders and their condition are good.
Question: What rules are implemented and practiced in the leading news media regarding the selection and in-house processing of news items? News […]
Difficult to assess the role of major advertisers, and while the public service broadcaster has been shielded from abrupt politicized changes to funding levels, a new set up potentially facilitates more changes.
Norwegian news media, both commercial and publicly funded, seems to enjoy robust structures to prevent internal incluence on newsroom and editorial staff.
Preliminary finding from interviews do not reveal democratic practices in the newsrooms are implemented and respected in the sense of formalized organizational […]
Question: How diverse are the sources used by the leading news media? News syndication seems to vary based on where in the […]
Public service broadcasters and established newspaper publishers remain the main sources for news in Norway, and they have upheld their position through the move to digital. Though the patterns for younger users lean more towards global online platforms, the overall impression is still one of comparatively egalitarian patterns.
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