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TOC: Communications: The European Journal of Communication Research Vol. 49, No. 2 (2024): Open Access Let’s talk about risks. Parental and peer mediation and their relation to adolescents’ perceptions of on- and off-screen risk behavior Anne Sadza, Esther Rozendaal, Serena Daalmans, Moniek Buijzen pp. 175-198 Publicly Available Television from the periphery – Slow television and national identity in Norway Roel Puijk pp. 199-221 Open Access Extend the context! Measuring explicit and implicit populism on three different textual levels Tamás Tóth, Manuel Goyanes, Márton Demeter pp. 2

Here it is, another great month. I was really taken by these 5 1. GAR Special Report on Disaster Forensics. Could be a new methodology for our Major Incidents Report 2. Accelerator for Systemic Risk’s Facing Global Risks with Honest Hope, a great call to action around systemic risk 3. ROADMAP2’s Practices of engaging people in vulnerable situations in disaster risk management (I like the subtle shift in wording around vulnerable) 4. How We Survive’s Disaster Recovery Almanac  5. RAND’s Take a Fresh Look at How Leaders Approach Narratives looking at how leaders can create, hold, and communicate multiple narratives to complex audiences. Thanks to Lexi Barrington for her sleuthing.

Are you a journalist attending your first conference? Consider these tips by Elna Schütz to learn how to prepare, focus and connect to cover it like an expert: https://buff.ly/48AddYp

📚 New Book Alert 📚 Discover the latest title by Center Alum Jennifer Henrichsen focusing on the intersection of national security, journalism, and law in today's era of information warfare. This book includes contributions from legal experts, national security professionals, journalists, and scholars. Find it now at: https://bit.ly/3YahnRK

Re presentation attention grabbers: Pay attention to how the best journalists begin articles. The opening paragraph is story like just before the topic sentence to grab the reader. Learn presentation tips by paying attention to what is all around you.

Join this critical conversation about some questions we all in the ecosystem should be upholding: What are the main well-being challenges journalists face? What is already being done to solve them, and what is possible beyond existing solutions?

Interested in a short overview of relevant institutions and conditions of German policymaking such as decentralization, federalism, and coalition agreements? Check out our "Public Policy in Germany" Encyclopedia entry here: https://lnkd.in/d2QAjJEw

In the year 1984, how did they view the year 2024? We can know from the book The 2024 Report by the journalist Norman Macrae. As https://lnkd.in/eCQcTumA

Listen to the video especially: an eloquent description of what Canadian values truly are (and oh, how we have forgotten)...RIP RM... https://lnkd.in/gc-RkUHC

“We can become more skeptical of what we read, what we hear, what we see. And better-equipped to self-police and self-correct misinformation when we see it.” — PRSA Chair-Elect Ray Day, APR. In late 2023, PRSA convened a group of nearly two dozen communications executives, journalists, and academics to discuss misinformation and disinformation. Further discussions inspired a first-of-its-kind guide titled “Tackling Misinformation: The Communications Industry Unites,” a collection of perspectives, data points, analyses and resources. Download your copy here: bit.ly/4cVZ4pY