The use of ironic language and implications by Kommersant was a continuation of the Russian literary tradition of using 'between the lines' language and particularly loyal readers could detect it with ease.

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This time a research article about independent, liberal media in Russia. he study “ Reading ‘between the lines’: How implicit language helps liberal media survive in authoritarian regimes” by Alexey Tymbay.

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The study by Arimov and Karibaev revealed that the roots of the censorship system in the Soviet military press can be traced to the workers' papers in the 1920s and 1930s during the New Economic Policy.

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Our focus On Russia/Soviet Union continues! The study by Alemzhan Arimov and Bereket Karibaev examined the system of military censorship in Soviet military press in 1944 and 1945.
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In the article by Nhung Nguye et al. RT and Sputnik employed four of the five image repair strategies as identified by Benoit. They did not use mortification.

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The article “When the media goes to war: How Russian news media defend the country’s image during the conflict with Ukraine.” by Nhung Nguye, Pamela Peters, Hechen Ding, and Hong Tien Vu looked at how RT and Sputnik legitimized the Ukraine invasion.

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We are back from our brief Easter break with the lists of all the research from March.

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In the aforementioned study by Leslie Klein, it was shown that student photojournalism, and what is considered award-worthy there, differed significantly from professional photojournalism. Student journalism was more positive.

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The study “Visual representations of community in scholastic photojournalism: A thematic analysis of award-winning photographs from the national scholastic press association’s photo of the year contest” has been reviewed.

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In the study by Patrona, the interviews were of Donald Trump and Steve Bannon, and the interviewing TV channels were Fox News and GB news. The tone was that of a friendly conversation, as shown by number of conversation markers.

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The study “‘Softballs’ for ‘Hardballs’: The congenial political interview on right-wing partisan TV news outlets” by Marianna Patrona looked at non-adversarial political news interviewing using four cases to analyze in depth.

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The findings suggest that Nigerian and Ghanaian news media offer a multifaceted view of China and digital technology, fluctuating between local, regional, and global trajectories.

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Our Africa-specialist, Edwin Nfor, has once again written an article about a study about African technology in Nigeria and Ghana by Dennis Nguyen , Bei Wang and Bruce Mutsvairo.

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It is that time of the month again - the research articles from February, 139 total, have been compiled into a list.

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In addition to Trust, what were improved in the study by Murray et al. were collective public self esteem and in some cases, feeling represented.

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According to The study “The impact of using person-centered language to reference stigmatized groups in news coverage” by Caroline Murray, Anita Varma and Natalie Jomini Stroud, person-centered language improves trust in journalism.

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The issue of mentioning the names of mass shooters is a balance between two obligations: journalistic accuracy, and avoiding creating the 'contagion effect' and encouraging more shootings.

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According to the study “News media heeding call to reduce reporting names of mass shooters” by Thomas J. Hrach, the news media in the Us started to refrain from mentioning the name of mass shooters since 2012.

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In the study by Berti et al. The defining features of the use of populism then are the emptiness and political partisanship. It is not always with a specific content, and often appears as a generic and vague term.

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The study “What is populism anyway? Newspaper representations of populism in Spain and Italy between emptiness and political partisanship” by Carlo Berti, Arantxa Capdevila, and Carlota M. Moragas-Fernández reviewed.

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