Centre for News Research

The Centre for News Research conducts practice-oriented news research. The purpose is to build bridges between journalistic and academic activities and to promote greater collaboration between the university and the media industry.

The Centre for News Research conducts large and small research projects, arranges seminars and is the home for ongoing studies such as the annual "The Reuters News Report" and "Who Makes the News", which is made every five years.

The Centre for News Research collaborates with the journalism master programme at Roskilde University to conduct research-based teaching, where researchers incorporate the latest knowledge into their teaching, and teaching-based research, where researchers involve students in specific research projects.

Mikrofoner holdes ved interviews

News

Telefon

Low degree of Russian-backed content in the Danish election

27 October 2022 | News

The Russian state-owned news media Sputnik and RT play an almost invisible role on social media during the Danish election campaign, AlterPublics data shows.

Deling på sociale medier

New report uncovers the dissemination of Russian-backed content in EU countries

04 October 2022 | Publikation

The research project AlterPublics at Roskilde University show in a new report how the two Russian state-affiliated media RT and Sputnik have been shared up to the invasion of Ukraine in alternative news environments in Denmark, Sweden, Germany, and Austria.

Contact

Mark Blach-Ørsten // head of research centre // professor //oersten@ruc.dk

E-mail to the Centre for News Research: nyhedsforskning@ruc.dk

Researchers

Researchers at Centre for News Research
The Centre for News Research takes part in a number of research projects.

You can find a list of the projects at the Roskilde University Research Portal

Reuters Institute

Danske Medier Research (In Danish)

Nordic Council of Ministers

Nordisk Ministerråd

Publications

Valgbarometer FV22: Krisevalget: Et jordskredsvalg mod den politiske midte
Ørsten, M. & Eberholst, M. K., 11 Jan 2023, Center for Nyhedsforskning, Roskilde Universitet. 32 p.
Research output: Book/Report › Report › Research
Between Journalistic and Movement Logic: Disentangling Referencing Practices of Right-wing Alternative Online News Media
Mayerhöffer, E. & Heft, A., 2022, In: Digital Journalism. 10, 8, p. 1409-1430
Research output: Contribution to journal › Journal article › Research › peer-review
Danskernes brug af nyhedsmedier 2022
Schrøder, K. C., Blach-Ørsten, M. & Eberholst, M. K., 20 Sep 2022, 1 ed. Roskilde: Center for Nyhedsforskning, Roskilde Universitet. 55 p. (Danskernes brug af nyhedsmedier).
Research output: Book/Report › Report › Research

More publications

Press-media

Tv-station nedlægges efter 34 år. Fremover skal der laves nyheder til dem, »der gerne giver 65 kroner for en fastelavnsbolle«
Aske Kammer
10/01/2023
1 item of Media coverage
Press/Media: Press / Media
Pressenævnets Ellen Imellem-kritik »er en sejr for journalistikken«
Maria Bendix Wittchen
09/01/2023
1 item of Media coverage
Press/Media: Press / Media
Hård kritik af Børsens samarbejde med Danske Bank
Mark Ørsten
29/12/2022
1 item of Media coverage
Press/Media: Press / Media

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Base at Roskilde University

The research centre is based at Department of Communication and Arts

Related research units: Journalism and Democracy // Media and Culture // Audiences & Mediated life

PhD Programme: Doctoral School of Communication and Arts

Master and Bachelor programmes: Journalism (DK) // Media and Communication // Bachelor in Global Humanities

Research at Roskilde University

Research - an overview

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More about the centre

Additional information about the Centre for News Research

The research centre at the Roskilde University Research Portal

Profil

Contact

Head of centre

Mark Blach-Ørsten
Professor
Phone: +45 4674 3704
oersten@ruc.dk

E-mail to the Centre for News Research:

nyhedsforskning@ruc.dk