MediaAcT

Index | Editorial | Birds-eye view | Opening the toolbox | Zoom-in on the newsroom | Media landscapes
Authors
Salvador Alsius, PhD,
Head of Journalism Studies
at Universitat Pompeu Fabra
(UPF) and senior researcher
of GRP (Journalism Research
Group), Spain.
Olivier Baisnée, PhD,
works as an associate
professor in political science
at the Institut d’Etudes
Politiques de Toulouse,
France.
Photgraph: Walter Henisch
klaus Bichler, MMag.,
researcher at Medienhaus
Wien, lecturer at the
University of Vienna and
at the University of Krems,
Austria.
prof. dr. herta däublergmelin
is a former German
Minister of Justice and is
member of the Consortium
of the High-Level Group
on Media Freedom and
Pluralism (HLG).
Bogusława dobek-
Ostrowska, PhD, she is
professor at the University
of Wroclaw, Poland and the
head of the Department of
Journalism and Communication.
Tobias eberwein, PhD,
professor at the Institute
of Journalism and acting
academic director, Erich
Brost Institute, TU Dortmund.
Scientific coordinator
of the MediaAcT project.
huub evers, PhD, is a
freelance media ethics
expert. Till 2011, he was a
professor of media, ethics
and diversity at Fontys
University of Applied
Sciences, Tilburg, NL.
Susanne Fengler, PhD,
professor of international
journalism, director of the
Erich Brost Institute for int.
Journalism, TU Dortmund
University. Director of the
MediaAcT project.
drs. harmen p. groenhart
is lecturer for Journalism
Studies at the School
of Journalism, Fontys
University of Applied
Sciences, Tilburg, NL.
heikki heikkilä, PhD, is
senior research fellow, University
of Tampere, Finland.
He is the MediaAcT
Work Package leader focusing
on innovations in online
media accountability.
halliki harro-loit, PhD,
professor of journalism,Institute
of Journalism and Communication,
University of
Tartu, Estonia. Research
group leader, Centre of Excellence
in Cultural Theory.
Mike Jempson, PhD, Senior
Lecturer in Journalism at
the University of the West
of England. He has been
Director of the journalism
ethics charity The Media
Wise Trust since 1996.
Photgraph: Walter Henisch
Andy kaltenbrunner, PhD,
media consultant and
lecturer (Austria, Spain,
Germany), executive
director of Medienhaus
Wien, Austria.
Photgraph: Walter Henisch
Matthias karmasin, PhD,
full professor at the Department
of Media and Communication
Sciences, University
of Klagenfurt, ombudsman
of the MediaAcT
project.
Photgraph: Walter Henisch
daniela kraus, PhD,
executive director of
fjum_forum for journalism
and media Vienna, Austria.
Her research interests are
journalism research, journalism
education, web 2.0.
Julia lönnendonker, M.A.
(USA), Dipl.-Geogr., is
a senior researcher at the
Erich Brost Institute for
international journalism and
coordination officer of
the MediaAcT project.
Marcel Mauri, PhD,
Lecturer in Journalism
History and Media Ethics
at the Communication
Department, Universitat
Pompeu Fabra (UPF), Spain.
prof. gianpietro Mazzoleni
Professor of Sociology of
Communication and Director
of the Master‘s Program
in Public & Corporate Communication
at the Università
degli Studi di Milano, Italy.
Amirouche nedjaa, executive
director of the “Arab
Working Group for Media
Monitoring”. He has specialised
in monitoring the
media coverage during
electoral campaigns.
Judith pies is a lecturer and
research assistant at the
Erich Brost Institute for
International Journalism
and the Institute for
Journalism, TU Dortmund
University, Germany.
daniela popa, PhD student,
teaching assistant at the
Faculty of Communication
and International Studies,
Danubius University of
Galati, Romania.
raluca-nicoleta radu, PhD,
is an associate professor at
the Journalism Department,
Faculty of Journalism and
Communication Studies,
University of Bucharest,
Romania.
ruth rodríguez-Martínez,
has a PhD in Journalism
from the Universidad
Complutense in Madrid.
Her main research interests
are specialised journalism
and cultural journalism.
Stephan russ-Mohl, PhD,
professor of journalism and
media management, Università
della Svizzera italiana,
Lugano, Switzerland and
director of EJO, European
Journalism Observatory.
laura Schneider-Mombaur,
Dipl. Journ., is scientific
assistant at the Erich Brost
Institute for int. journalism
and works as administrative
officer at the MediaAcT
project. Freelance journalist.
Sergio Splendore, PhD in
sociology at the “Graduate
School in Social, Economic
and Political Sciences”,
Department of Social and
Political Science, University
of Milan. Italy.
Sandra Vera-Zambrano,
PhD, currently works as
research assistant for the
Institut d‘Etudes Politiques
in Toulouse, France.
lEgAl nOTIcE
MediaAcT - Final Report
Publisher
Erich Brost Institute for
International Journalism
Technische Universität dortmund
germany
prof. dr. susanne fengler
dr. Tobias Eberwein
Editors
Tobias Eberwein, laura schneider-
Mombaur
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Johannes hoffmann
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The research leading to these
results has received funding from
the european union Seventh
Framework programme (Fp7/2007-
2013) under grant agreement n°
244147. The information in this
document is the outcome of the
eu project “Media Accountability
and Transparency in europe“
(MediaAcT). The research reflects
only the authors’ views and the
european union is not liable for
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