Freja Sørine Adler Berg
Biographic Data
| ID | 4117559 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Freja Sørine Adler Berg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Freja Sørine Adler |
| FAMILY NAME | Berg |
| SIGNATURE | BERG F S A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Southern Denmark |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1782-7958 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Growing up with misinformation: A mixed-methods study of the perceptions, experiences, and responses among the 5- to 12-year-olds
This mixed-methods study explores how children aged 5–12 years experience and respond to perceived misinformation on social media. Drawing on mobile ethnographic data and a survey of 401 Danish children, the research shows that children perceive misinformation as a frequent part of their digital lives, especially on platforms such as YouTube. Children encounter diverse forms of misleading content—from playful videos to harmful challenges and fake…
Children and digital misinformation: A scoping review
Children around the world are increasingly left to navigate digital information on their own, yet research on their encounters with online misinformation remains limited. This scoping review identifies existing peer-reviewed literature on children and digital misinformation, analyzes its methodological approaches and key findings, and highlights areas for future studies, such as research in regions of the Global South. After searching four databa…
Analysing podcast intimacy: Four parameters
This article presents a case study study of a proposed analytical framework for dissecting and analysing intimacy in podcasts. The podcast medium is increasingly perceived as inherently intimate, but this discourse is still unprecise and has never been clearly outlined. It is furthermore essential to better define podcast intimacy because of its effective and widespread impact on podcasters and listeners. Over time, a self-reinforcing discourse a…
The tension between podcasters and platforms: Independent podcasters’ experiences of the paid subscription model
In 2019, Podimo, a major paid subscription podcast platform, was launched in Denmark. This sparked a recurring debate among independent podcasters in small language areas with a correspondingly small podcast market: How can podcasters working independently of public service institutions and commercial companies find viable funding models? Taking its departure from the research field of creative labour in the cultural industries and research on th…
The value of authenticity and intimacy: A case study of the Danish independent podcast Fries before Guys’ utilization of Instagram
The article addresses podcasting as a social media activity, considering independent podcasters’ – an emerging but understudied category of Pro-Ams – utilization of social media. This was done by conducting qualitative interviews (Brinkmann and Kvale 2001) with the Danish podcast phenomenon, Fries before Guys , and their main sponsor. To study the online interaction between listeners and podcasters, an inductive open coding of the podcast’s Insta…
Independent podcasts on the Apple Podcast platform in the streaming era
This article investigates independent podcasts created outside traditional institutions (Markman, 2012) on the world's largest podcast platform, Apple Podcasts, in the context of streaming media. Through a quantitative content analysis of 552 Danish podcasts, the study off ers insights into independent podcasting, its medium grammar and content (Meyrowitz, 1998), and the conditions by which independent podcasters navigate in a liminal space betwe…
Fra monteret monolog til direkte dialog
Siden nedlæggelsen af montageafdelingen i DR i 2008 har dansk public service-taleradio været kritiseret for at mangle kunstneriske ambitioner. I artiklen bliver det dokumenteret, at P1 og Radio24syv vægter aktualitet, lytterengagement og lytterinteraktivitet over de tidskrævende, monterede formater. Den kvantitative indholdsanalyse af en uges programmer i 2007 og 2015 viser et fald i formidlingsformer som oplæsning, reportage, interviews uden for…
Independent podcasts on the Apple Podcast platform in the streaming era
This article investigates independent podcasts created outside traditional institutions (Markman, 2012) on the world's largest podcast platform, Apple Podcasts, in the context of streaming media. Through a quantitative content analysis of 552 Danish podcasts, the study off ers insights into independent podcasting, its medium grammar and content (Meyrowitz, 1998), and the conditions by which independent podcasters navigate in a liminal space betwe…
The value of authenticity and intimacy: A case study of the Danish independent podcast Fries before Guys’ utilization of Instagram
The article addresses podcasting as a social media activity, considering independent podcasters’ – an emerging but understudied category of Pro-Ams – utilization of social media. This was done by conducting qualitative interviews (Brinkmann and Kvale 2001) with the Danish podcast phenomenon, Fries before Guys , and their main sponsor. To study the online interaction between listeners and podcasters, an inductive open coding of the podcast’s Insta…
Analysing podcast intimacy: Four parameters
This article presents a case study study of a proposed analytical framework for dissecting and analysing intimacy in podcasts. The podcast medium is increasingly perceived as inherently intimate, but this discourse is still unprecise and has never been clearly outlined. It is furthermore essential to better define podcast intimacy because of its effective and widespread impact on podcasters and listeners. Over time, a self-reinforcing discourse a…
Fra monteret monolog til direkte dialog
Siden nedlæggelsen af montageafdelingen i DR i 2008 har dansk public service-taleradio været kritiseret for at mangle kunstneriske ambitioner. I artiklen bliver det dokumenteret, at P1 og Radio24syv vægter aktualitet, lytterengagement og lytterinteraktivitet over de tidskrævende, monterede formater. Den kvantitative indholdsanalyse af en uges programmer i 2007 og 2015 viser et fald i formidlingsformer som oplæsning, reportage, interviews uden for…
The value of authenticity and intimacy: A case study of the Danish independent podcast Fries before Guys’ utilization of Instagram
The article addresses podcasting as a social media activity, considering independent podcasters’ – an emerging but understudied category of Pro-Ams – utilization of social media. This was done by conducting qualitative interviews (Brinkmann and Kvale 2001) with the Danish podcast phenomenon, Fries before Guys , and their main sponsor. To study the online interaction between listeners and podcasters, an inductive open coding of the podcast’s Insta…
Independent podcasts on the Apple Podcast platform in the streaming era
This article investigates independent podcasts created outside traditional institutions (Markman, 2012) on the world's largest podcast platform, Apple Podcasts, in the context of streaming media. Through a quantitative content analysis of 552 Danish podcasts, the study off ers insights into independent podcasting, its medium grammar and content (Meyrowitz, 1998), and the conditions by which independent podcasters navigate in a liminal space betwe…
The tension between podcasters and platforms: Independent podcasters’ experiences of the paid subscription model
In 2019, Podimo, a major paid subscription podcast platform, was launched in Denmark. This sparked a recurring debate among independent podcasters in small language areas with a correspondingly small podcast market: How can podcasters working independently of public service institutions and commercial companies find viable funding models? Taking its departure from the research field of creative labour in the cultural industries and research on th…
Children and digital misinformation: A scoping review
Children around the world are increasingly left to navigate digital information on their own, yet research on their encounters with online misinformation remains limited. This scoping review identifies existing peer-reviewed literature on children and digital misinformation, analyzes its methodological approaches and key findings, and highlights areas for future studies, such as research in regions of the Global South. After searching four databa…
Analysing podcast intimacy: Four parameters
This article presents a case study study of a proposed analytical framework for dissecting and analysing intimacy in podcasts. The podcast medium is increasingly perceived as inherently intimate, but this discourse is still unprecise and has never been clearly outlined. It is furthermore essential to better define podcast intimacy because of its effective and widespread impact on podcasters and listeners. Over time, a self-reinforcing discourse a…
Growing up with misinformation: A mixed-methods study of the perceptions, experiences, and responses among the 5- to 12-year-olds
This mixed-methods study explores how children aged 5–12 years experience and respond to perceived misinformation on social media. Drawing on mobile ethnographic data and a survey of 401 Danish children, the research shows that children perceive misinformation as a frequent part of their digital lives, especially on platforms such as YouTube. Children encounter diverse forms of misleading content—from playful videos to harmful challenges and fake…
Radio, Podcasts, and Digital Media (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Media Studies and Communication (3 works) · Social media (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Child Development and Digital Technology (2 works) · Literacy, Media, and Education (2 works) · Media and Digital Communication (2 works) · Media studies (2 works)