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.
Imre, I., Wenger, D., Reilley, M. P., & Ivanka Pjesivac (April, 2023). “Teaching media literacy in the age of misinformation,” panel to be presented at the annual meeting of Broadcast […]
Read MoreKarin Assmann will be discussant for the Community Journalism Interest Group at this year’s AEJMC Southeast Colloquium.
Read MoreIvanka Pjesivac & Imre, I. (February 13, 2023). Media landscapes in Serbia and Croatia. Guest talk presented at the University of Toronto. The talk covered media landscapes in Serbia and […]
Read MoreColeman, K., Denetra Walker, Bland, D. & Ratnam, C. (April, 2023) “Retracing the Anemic Black-owned Broadcasting in the 21st Century,” 2nd place Top Paper, BEA, in the Multicultural Studies paper […]
Read MoreAndrea Hudson and Matt Binford (Ph.D. Candidate) (2023). The visuals of a changing newsroom: Analyzing local coverage of the midterm election in Georgia. Accepted for presentation to the Visual Communication Division of the […]
Read MoreKeith L. Herndon and Charlotte Norsworthy, eds. (2023). Media, News, & Consumers: Exploring Media Literacy and Journalistic Responsibility, 2nd Ed. e-Book, Dubuque, IA: Kendall Hunt Publishing. Abstract: The material curated […]
Read MoreHull, K. & Denetra Walker (2023). “Reputation Management Strategies at ESPN,”in Social Issues in Sport Communication. Eds. Rentner, T. L., & Burns, D. P. Abstract: In light of the controversial […]
Read MoreKarin Assmann & Eckert, S. (Accepted, 2023) “Are women journalists in leadership changing work conditions and newsroom culture?” Journalism. Abstract: Using standpoint epistemology and critical mass theory this study analyzes […]
Read MoreKarin Assmann. “Whistleblowers and their faith in journalism” has been published (online first) in Journalism Practice and was featured in Mark Coddington and Seth Lewis’ column RQ1 and in the Nieman Lab newsletter. Abstract: […]
Read MorePartain, L., & Read, G. L. “Making nuance noticeable: Efficacy of intersectional representations on US immigration attitudes in news media exemplars,” paper to be presented at International Communication Association. Toronto, Canada. […]
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