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Essachess : Journal for Communication Studies

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The dynamics of zero: on digital memories of Mars and the human foetus in the globital memory field

Anna READING

Open unless it’s closed: Israel memory on line

Nathalie CASEMAJOR LOUSTAU

Media cases and social memory in Argentina post 2001

Damián FERNáNDEZ PEDEMONTE

Computerised memory: digital devices and writing the self

Oriane DESEILLIGNY

The preservation of digital heritage: epistemological and legal reflections

Mélanie DULONG de ROSNAY,Francesca MUSIANI

Memory between old and new media. Rethinking storytelling as a performative practice to process, assess and create awareness of change in the world of secondary orality

Elena LAMBERTI

The printed press and the Tunisian revolution: issues and challenges

Zeineb TOUATI

Social Networks as a Tool of Political Isolation in Russia

Ilya KIRIYA

The Impact of Social Media on Press Freedom in Greece: Benefits, Challenges and Limitations

Katerina SERAFEIM,Katerina SERAFEIM

Challenges to Freedom of Expression in the Digital World: Lessons from WikiLeaks and the Arab Spring

Arne HINTZ

Social Media and the Freedom of the Press: a long-term Perspective from within International News Agencies (AFP, Reuters)

Michael PALMER,Jérémie NICEY

The hazards of the free flow of information in the “new media” in Tunisia

Zouha DAHMEN-JARRIN

The social mobilization by social networks

Abderrahmane AMSIDDER,Fathallah DAGHMI,Farid TOUMI

Overview of the Index of Reporters Without Borders: historical perspectives and methodology

Gilles LORDET

Communicating the past into the present. Young voices about communism and communists in Romania

Raluca PETRE

Vietnamese Buddhist pagoda in France: “institution-place of memory”. Legitimate power to communicate the memory of exiles

Jér？me GIDOIN

Memory transition between communicating agents

Elena FELL

Adapting concepts of media freedom to a changing media environment: Incorporating new media and citizen journalism into the Freedom of the Press Index

Karin DEUTSCH KARLEKAR,Courtney C. RADSCH

Remediation and remembrance: “Dancing Auschwitz” collective memory and new media

Paige L. GIBSON,Steve JONES

The online discourse on the Demjanjuk trial. New memory practices on the World Wide Web?

Vivien SOMMER

Traces, heritage, memory of popular cultures

Paul RASSE

The manifest but concealed background of our communication

Erkut SEZGIN

Cultural Memory and the Communicational Criticism of Literature

Roger D. SELL

Measuring Press Freedom and Media Sector Performance: How Social Media have Affected the Media Sustainability Index

Leon MORSE,Eleeza V. AGOPIAN

Media, Technologies and Human Rights: Competing Concepts. Canadian and International Cases

Normand LANDRY

The Relevance of People’s Attitudes Towards Freedom of Expression in a Changing Media Environment

Teresa K. NAAB

Testimonial career: an operator of the dynamics of memory and communication

Béatrice FLEURY,Jacques WALTER

Collectors practices and the preserving of their memories: Objects of the First World War in Nord Pas de Calais and west Flanders

Agnieszka SMOLCZEWSKA-TONA,Alain LAMBOUX-DURAND,Pascal BOUCHEZ

What the future for television programming: the danger of the "all consultative"?

Bruno CAILLER

Presentation of political Alliances in the Romanian audiovisual media

Flaviu Calin RUS

Policies of transnational Moroccan television station

Fathallah DAGHMI

The building of a Mediterranean identity in television: strategies and communication. The example of France 3 Corse Via Stella

Lisa D’ORAZIO

Qualification of contemporary French TV news

Sylvie LELEU-MERVIEL,Philippe USEILLE

Serial Discourse, Studying the Police Series Audience on French Television Website

Céline MASONI LACROIX

The Breaking Bad Constellation. Analysis of the Newly Found Complementarity between Television and Internet

Sarah SEPULCHRE

Why Internet didn't replaced Television in Elections but completed it

Gerd STROHMEIER

The Light and the Grace: Christian Metaphors

Iacob COMAN

The solidarity economy: a possible revival of the European Union?

Eric DACHEUX,Daniel GOUJON

Future of television between survival and increasing: comparison between France, Belgium and Benin

Bellarminus Gildas KAKPOVI

The semiotics of the sacred

Bernard LAMIZET

The sacralization of information

Philippe BRETON

Pilgrimage phenomenon in the new context of post-communist Romanian media

Mihaela-Simona APOSTOL

Reality on circulation – School shootings, ritualised communication, and the dark side of the sacred

Johanna SUMIALA,Minttu TIKKA

A Historical Examination of the U.S. Telecommunications Labor Market’s Link to University Education

Lee B. BECKER,Tudor VLAD

Explorer la Micro Web TV italienne: comment les bricoleurs de high-tech redéfinissent-ils le public?

Emiliano TRERé,Valentina BAZZARIN

The sacred, between mediations and ruptures

Denis JEFFREY

The sacred, philosophical and sociological Janus

Marcel BOLLE DE BAL

The television, an instrument old-fashioned or critical for the future of the European Union ?

Violaine HACKER

The man, the machine and the sacred: when the virtual reality reenchants the world

Olivier NANNIPIERI

Cyber Execration: a case study of Ushi no Koku Mairi and its Re-Enchantment through online cursing

Salvador JIMENEZ MURGUIA

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