Contemporary societies demand clear-minded, evidence-based ideas to address complex
social issues. Communication scholarship has a rich trove of knowledge and experiences to …

This study investigates whether the Local News Map, a crowdsourced digital tool that tracks
changes to local news outlets, influenced policy making that resulted in new government …

Across a number of disciplines, hybridity is regularly invoked when two previously distinct
elements–whether objects, concepts, frameworks, practices, models, mediums or institutions …

A significant body of media research internationally involves suggestions for planned
change, often as a key point of conclusion. The suggested changes or reforms are placed in …

“Equity” is a term that has only recently entered the lexicon of lawmakers when it comes to
broadband policy and the digital divide. Indeed, as many scholars, researchers, and activists …

This chapter focuses on the application of critical discourse analysis (CDA) to the study of
public policy, specifically broadband policy in the United States and, to a certain extent, the …

This chapter focuses on the application of critical discourse analysis (CDA) to the study of
public policy, specifically broadband policy in the United States and, to a certain extent, the …

This article is concerned with the interdependencies between public service broadcasters
and the third sector, an area in which there is little research that has provided in-depth …

Over the last two decades, public media arrangements in many countries have been eroded
by unsympathetic governments cutting subsidies/license fees or, in some cases, actively …

Introduction: The impact of research is any type of output of research activities that has a
positive return for the scientific community, health systems, patients, and peoples. The …