Changing Media

Civic engagement in the twenty-first century

Post-truth panic: the news that never was

Interference everywhere?

Disinformation in the EP election

Dispositifs populistes et régimes médiarchiques

Neuf hippothèses

After the burn: TED in Long Beach

How TED commodifies knowledge and closes down debate

The book's futures

The liquid library

The rise of the tycoons

Economic crisis and changing media ownership in central Europe

Deadline

A history of timeliness

"Professionalization, not cultural politics"

Res Publica Nowa, Poland

‘Culture has been marginalized, even stigmatized’

Sodobnost, Slovenia

"The squeeze is being applied selectively"

Varlik, Turkey

"The impact of new media remains unclear"

Vikerkaar, Estonia

"A dramatic decline in advertising revenue"

Wespennest, Austria

"The real problem is not the recession"

Blätter für deutsche und internationale Politik, Germany

"Media change is a slow process"

Glänta and Ord&Bild, Sweden