Month: May 2017

Researchers working on political communication and journalism at ASCoR are getting ready to travel to the 67th Annual ICA Conference in San Diego this week. In total, CPC-related researchers are presenting more than 35 papers and posters! We look forward to an exciting and stimulating conference!

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Last Friday, Judith Möller was invited to present her research at the annual EPRA meeting of European media regulatory authorities in Edinburgh. Sanne Kruikemeier gave a talk about eye-tracking and online news consumption at the Dutch online news platform Blendle. On May 11, she also gave a short lecture and participated in a discussion about news consumption and fake…

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On Monday evening, Judith Möller was discussing the filter bubble with Hans Nijenhaus (editor in chief AD) and Arno Veenstra (Blendle) at the one world media cafe in pakhuis de zwijger. On Wednesday she gave a workshop at the symposium in beeld organized by the students of policy studies in Utrecht.

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Joost van Spanje’s new book “Controlling the Electoral Marketplace: How Established Parties Ward Off Competition” is now available on Google books and will launch on 26th June 2017.

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Last week Judith Möller was invited to present at the first edition in of unfair current practice in Pakhuis de Zwijger, an event in which artists and scientists are engaging in a dialogue about societal issues. She was also invited to speak in the closing debate “The power of algorithms: societal, economic and political implications” of the SGKM (Swiss Association of…

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The Amsterdam School of Communication Research (ASCoR) is looking for three PhD candidates for projects in Political Communication and/or Corporate Communication. Deadline 30 May 2017. Apply! Apply! Apply! Find more info here

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