Department: Journalism

Above Grady’s door is the slogan, “Democracy’s Next Generation.” Key to this mission is the role of journalism. Grady’s journalism scholars study public opinion, journalism history, media law, media management and international journalism.



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She said, ‘Enough!’ Women-led protests around the world from a communication perspective Karin Assmann

Karin Assman is an invited panelist for an AEJMC ICD panel entitled: “She said, ‘Enough!’ Women-led protests around the world from a communication perspective” on November 17. She’ll be talking about initiatives in […]

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El fenómeno de la telenovela turca / The Phenomenon of Turkish Dramas Carolina Acosta-Alzuru

Carolina Acosta-Alzuru (October 2022). “El fenómeno de la telenovela turca / The Phenomenon of Turkish Dramas.” In Professor Giuliana Cassano’s course Géneros dramáticos televisivos globales / Global Dramatic TV Genres” […]

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Richer solutions journalism through multi-semiotic news storytelling Kyser Lough

Kyser Lough. “Richer solutions journalism through multi-semiotic news storytelling,” extended abstract accepted for presentation at the 19 Oct 2022 ECREA pre-conference: Constructive Journalism: Where are we now and what are […]

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Panel debate: Trends and developments in the research in constructive journalism Kyser Lough

Karen McIntyre, Nicole Dahmen, Kyser Lough, Cathrine Gyldensted and Ulrik Haagerup. Panel debate: Trends and developments in the research in constructive journalism. Networks and future collaboration? Invited panelist for the closing […]

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Journalism ethics at the crossroads: Democracy, fake news, and the news crisis

Book review. F. Marion Kronauge (undergraduate journalism student). (forthcoming). A review of Robert Patching and Martin Hirst book Journalism ethics at the crossroads: Democracy, fake news, and the news crisis, to […]

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Information-seeking barriers and strategies in maternity care: a framework analysis of nurses’ goals, plans, and actions Ivanka Pjesivac

Dalton, E. D., Miller, L. E., Pjesivac, Ivanka, & Eldredge, S. A. (2022). Information-seeking barriers and strategies in maternity care: a framework analysis of nurses’ goals, plans, and actions. Journal […]

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360-degree journalism as a gateway to information seeking: The role of enjoyment and spatial presence Ivanka Pjesivac, Solyee Kim & Sun Joo (Grace) Ahn

Ivanka Pjesivac, Sun Joo (Grace) Ahn, Solyee Kim (former PhD student) & Andrea Briscoe (current PhD student) (in press). “360-degree journalism as a gateway to information seeking: The role of enjoyment and spatial presence.” Journalism Practice. Advance online […]

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Copaganda and Post-Floyd TVPD: Broadcast Television’s Response to Policing in 2020 Laurena Bernabo

Laurena Bernabo, “Copaganda and Post-Floyd TVPD: Broadcast Television’s Response to Policing in 2020.” Journal of Communication 72 (4):488-496. Abstract: After George Floyd was murdered in 2020, U.S. police procedurals faced increased scrutiny […]

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Janice Hume Earns Lifetime Achievement Award in Journalism History Janice Hume

Janice Hume Earns Lifetime Achievement Award in Journalism History – The American Journalism Historians Association Service Awards Committee has honored Janice Hume of the University of Georgia as the 2022 […]

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The amplification effects of camera point-of-view (POV) revisited—racial disparity in evaluations of police use of force videos in the post-George Floyd era Glenna Read

Abstract: This study is a 2 (body-worn vs. onlooker camera) by 2 (dark skin vs. light skin citizens) within-subjects experiment that examines how camera POV affects racial bias in viewers […]

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