On Wednesday, June 15, 2022, the Faculty of Journalism and Communication Sciences of the University of Bucharest organizes, starting with 10:00, the event for launching the results of the 11th edition of Digital News Report #DNR22, the sixth edition which includes data on the Romanian media market.
The results of this edition of Digital News Report will be presented by prof. Raluca Radu, PhD (coordinator of the DNR team for Romania) and lect. Antonia Matei, PhD, in a discussion moderated by lect. Emilia Șercan, PhD.
The launch will take place in hybrid format (face to face as a press conference and online) in the Arch. Petre Antonescu Hall of the Palace of the Faculty of Law of UB (Bd. Mihail Kogălniceanu, no. 36-46) and live stream, on the event’s Facebook page, available here.
Also, the launch of Digital News Report for Romania and the debate on the results of the study can be followed on the Facebook page of the Faculty of Journalism and Communication Sciences of UB, in cross posting with the PressHub page.
The Faculty of Journalism and Communication Sciences of the University of Bucharest is, for the sixth consecutive year, the partner of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford University, in the largest multi-annual study in the world on information consumption and opinion of digital audiences (for both traditional and online media).
“This year, we want to talk about the good newsrooms, which work every day to inform us, regardless of the obstacles of these recent years. Therefore, we invited to a honest discussion on the relationship between the press and its audience six journalists from editorial offices that constantly appear in the DNR charts: Cosmin Savu (ProTV), Ionela Gavriliu (Antena 1), Florin Negruțiu (Digi 24), Clarice Dinu (HotNews), Ramona Avramescu (TVR) and Dan Vasiliu (Radio Romania)”, note the organizers.
This year, DNR means:
📌 a study of 46 media markets, including Romania, with over 93,000 respondents
📌 a second five-country audience study conducted after the start of the war in Ukraine
📌 a discussion based on solid research data on global trends in digital audiences
📌 an analysis of the interest for various news topics
📌 a discussion on the reasons for avoiding the informative content, in the world and in Romania
Digital News Report
The study is coordinated by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford University and compares media consumption in several countries, from Japan to the United States. This year, the data collected in 46 countries, including Romania, in January-February 2022, will be available on the DNR website on June 15, from 0.01 (London time).
Faculty of Journalism and Communication Sciences of the University of Bucharest
FJSC is the first faculty of journalism established after 1989, being recognized nationally and internationally, as a milieu for professional training in the field of communication sciences, at the highest standards. The University of Bucharest is an institution of excellence in both education and research, and the second university in the country, in terms of training and research at the academic level, as indicated by the institutional classification standards of the Ministry of Education in 2022. FJSC is a Digital News Report partner for Romania, and prof. Raluca Radu, PhD, Director of the Journalism Department, has been the rapporteur for Romania since 2017.
PressHub
A project initiated by Freedom House Romania, PressHub.ro is a platform for free expression of journalists in the central and local press, journalists who choose to put themselves in the public service, promoting excellence in journalism. Network members can be found here.
