From Professor to Prisoner
Scholars at Risk: Literature Professor Felix Kaputu escaped death in a Congolese prison cell thanks to the efforts of human rights activists.
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Scholars at Risk: global network for academic freedom
The global university network Scholars at Risk helps threatened scholars find relevant work in a new country — and sheds new light on the meaning of academic freedom.
Participation and web central to next generation public service broadcasting
Online presence and audience participation will play an important part when public service broadcasters redefine themselves. Vox Publica documents a European media research seminar.
The business of participation
Media industry executives see the active user as a strategic asset, Espen Ytreberg argues.
Post-impartiality: BBC journalism and the Internet
The BBC’s journalism has become more diverse and the old model of impartiality has been replaced by a new post-impartiality, Georgina Born argues.
Public service broadcasting in the fight over net neutrality
Public service broadcasters might run into problems as the Internet becomes a more important distribution platform for them, Tanja Storsul says.
Public service from broadcasting to communication
Public service communication is an umbrella term for a variety of new and traditional communication activities, Jackie Harrison says.
European communication spaces and digital broadcasting
By using online media, public service broadcasters can enable communication across national borders in Europe, Barbara Thomass says.
Public service and the Internet: a strategy
A public service broadcaster that can mobilize audience as participants and remake itself as a portal for public cultural institutions, will deliver a convincing argument for its continued existence, says Graham Murdock.
Does media participation promote democracy?
During his ten years in office Tony Blair has opened up public debate in Britain to broader participation, argues Brian McNair.