Agnes Gulyas
Biographic Data
| ID | 4491865 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Agnes Gulyas |
| GIVEN NAMES | Agnes |
| FAMILY NAME | Gulyas |
| SIGNATURE | GULYÁS A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Canterbury Christ Church University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1515-0517 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 47 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Three “Cs” of Digital Local Journalism: Community, Commitment and Continuity
In a rapidly changing digital world, scholars have focused on new technologies, communication trends, and have re-imagined new ways of doing or transforming journalism. In these endeavours, however, local journalism has received relatively little attention despite the sector going through fundamental changes. In this introduction to the special issue Disrupting and resettling the local in digital news spaces, we suggest that while the practice of…
Places and Spaces Without News: The Contested Phenomenon of News Deserts
News deserts have gained prominence both in academic literature and policy discussions about local news in recent years. Although there is no agreed definition of the term, it usually refers to the lack of or diminishing availability, access, or use of local news or media in a community. It is seen as a significant phenomenon that highlights inequalities in local news provisions, challenges of local media operations in the digital environment, an…
Local news deserts
There has been an increase in research interest in local news deserts, partly in response to the perceived crisis in local media and journalism in recent years. Commentators note that because of the changes in the sector related to the production, distribution, and consumption of local news in a digital and online environment, there are more communities that have little or diminished access to local news. This is a concern as local news deserts a…
Green infrastructure-based hydrological modelling, a comparison between different urban districts, through the case of Szeged, Hungary
Because of the climate uncertainties caused by climate change and the growing urban areas, today’s cities face new environmental challenges. The impervious artificial elements change the urban water cycle. Urban districts with inadequate water infrastructure and treatment can be a major source of environmental risks, like urban flash floods. Modern cities need to be prepared for the changing environment in a sustainable way, which can be realised…
The Routledge Companion to Local Media and Journalism
This chapter presents a reflexive and practice-focussed approach to researching radio \njournalism in local community contexts. By applying a theoretical frame through which media \nproduction is seen as arrays of situated ‘doings and sayings’, not only practitioners and their \ninteractions with technology are considered but also the surrounding material infrastructures \nand immaterial, yet no less significant, relational structures and underst…
Routledge Companion of Local Media and Journalism
Experiencing Local News Online: Audience Practices and Perceptions
This article explores how audiences experience local news online. It discusses the findings of an empirical study that examined why audiences consumed local news online, what sources they were most likely to access, how important distributing platforms were in local news use, and what users understood by local news. \n \nThe research had a qualitative design applying diaries as its main method collecting data in the South-East of England in 2016 …
Social Media and Journalism
This chapter explores the ways in which social media are adopted in journalistic practices, contributing to the debate about the extent and nature of the changes in the profession. It focuses on specific patterns of use or particular platforms, and seeks to explore social media adoption holistically, identifying four key features: hybridity, convergence, changing relationship with the audience, and fragmentation. The chapter provides analysis of …
The Influence of Professional Variables on Journalists’ Uses and Views of Social Media: A comparative study of Finland, Germany, Sweden and the United Kingdom
This article explores the uses of social media by journalists and their views about these tools in four European countries. It examines how professional variables, namely media sector, length of professional career and size of organisation, influence use of and views about social media. The analysis is based on findings from a questionnaire survey of journalists in Finland, Germany, Sweden and the United Kingdom. It demonstrates that patterns of …
Corporate social responsibility in the British media industries — preliminary findings
Print Media in Post-Communist East Central Europe
This article analyses the changes and development of the print media sectors in three post-Communist countries: the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland. It examines the main changes which took place post- Communism and the development of the print media sectors during the 1990s. Specifically, changes in relation to the functions of print media production, to media control and to the role of the state are discussed. The general political, economic,…
The Routledge Companion to Local Media and Journalism
This chapter presents a reflexive and practice-focussed approach to researching radio \njournalism in local community contexts. By applying a theoretical frame through which media \nproduction is seen as arrays of situated ‘doings and sayings’, not only practitioners and their \ninteractions with technology are considered but also the surrounding material infrastructures \nand immaterial, yet no less significant, relational structures and underst…
Places and Spaces Without News: The Contested Phenomenon of News Deserts
News deserts have gained prominence both in academic literature and policy discussions about local news in recent years. Although there is no agreed definition of the term, it usually refers to the lack of or diminishing availability, access, or use of local news or media in a community. It is seen as a significant phenomenon that highlights inequalities in local news provisions, challenges of local media operations in the digital environment, an…
The Three “Cs” of Digital Local Journalism: Community, Commitment and Continuity
In a rapidly changing digital world, scholars have focused on new technologies, communication trends, and have re-imagined new ways of doing or transforming journalism. In these endeavours, however, local journalism has received relatively little attention despite the sector going through fundamental changes. In this introduction to the special issue Disrupting and resettling the local in digital news spaces, we suggest that while the practice of…
Experiencing Local News Online: Audience Practices and Perceptions
This article explores how audiences experience local news online. It discusses the findings of an empirical study that examined why audiences consumed local news online, what sources they were most likely to access, how important distributing platforms were in local news use, and what users understood by local news. \n \nThe research had a qualitative design applying diaries as its main method collecting data in the South-East of England in 2016 …
Print Media in Post-Communist East Central Europe
This article analyses the changes and development of the print media sectors in three post-Communist countries: the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland. It examines the main changes which took place post- Communism and the development of the print media sectors during the 1990s. Specifically, changes in relation to the functions of print media production, to media control and to the role of the state are discussed. The general political, economic,…
Print Media in Post-Communist East Central Europe
This article analyses the changes and development of the print media sectors in three post-Communist countries: the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland. It examines the main changes which took place post- Communism and the development of the print media sectors during the 1990s. Specifically, changes in relation to the functions of print media production, to media control and to the role of the state are discussed. The general political, economic,…
Corporate social responsibility in the British media industries — preliminary findings
The Influence of Professional Variables on Journalists’ Uses and Views of Social Media: A comparative study of Finland, Germany, Sweden and the United Kingdom
This article explores the uses of social media by journalists and their views about these tools in four European countries. It examines how professional variables, namely media sector, length of professional career and size of organisation, influence use of and views about social media. The analysis is based on findings from a questionnaire survey of journalists in Finland, Germany, Sweden and the United Kingdom. It demonstrates that patterns of …
Social Media and Journalism
This chapter explores the ways in which social media are adopted in journalistic practices, contributing to the debate about the extent and nature of the changes in the profession. It focuses on specific patterns of use or particular platforms, and seeks to explore social media adoption holistically, identifying four key features: hybridity, convergence, changing relationship with the audience, and fragmentation. The chapter provides analysis of …
Experiencing Local News Online: Audience Practices and Perceptions
This article explores how audiences experience local news online. It discusses the findings of an empirical study that examined why audiences consumed local news online, what sources they were most likely to access, how important distributing platforms were in local news use, and what users understood by local news. \n \nThe research had a qualitative design applying diaries as its main method collecting data in the South-East of England in 2016 …
The Routledge Companion to Local Media and Journalism
This chapter presents a reflexive and practice-focussed approach to researching radio \njournalism in local community contexts. By applying a theoretical frame through which media \nproduction is seen as arrays of situated ‘doings and sayings’, not only practitioners and their \ninteractions with technology are considered but also the surrounding material infrastructures \nand immaterial, yet no less significant, relational structures and underst…
Routledge Companion of Local Media and Journalism
Local news deserts
There has been an increase in research interest in local news deserts, partly in response to the perceived crisis in local media and journalism in recent years. Commentators note that because of the changes in the sector related to the production, distribution, and consumption of local news in a digital and online environment, there are more communities that have little or diminished access to local news. This is a concern as local news deserts a…
Green infrastructure-based hydrological modelling, a comparison between different urban districts, through the case of Szeged, Hungary
Because of the climate uncertainties caused by climate change and the growing urban areas, today’s cities face new environmental challenges. The impervious artificial elements change the urban water cycle. Urban districts with inadequate water infrastructure and treatment can be a major source of environmental risks, like urban flash floods. Modern cities need to be prepared for the changing environment in a sustainable way, which can be realised…
The Three “Cs” of Digital Local Journalism: Community, Commitment and Continuity
In a rapidly changing digital world, scholars have focused on new technologies, communication trends, and have re-imagined new ways of doing or transforming journalism. In these endeavours, however, local journalism has received relatively little attention despite the sector going through fundamental changes. In this introduction to the special issue Disrupting and resettling the local in digital news spaces, we suggest that while the practice of…
Places and Spaces Without News: The Contested Phenomenon of News Deserts
News deserts have gained prominence both in academic literature and policy discussions about local news in recent years. Although there is no agreed definition of the term, it usually refers to the lack of or diminishing availability, access, or use of local news or media in a community. It is seen as a significant phenomenon that highlights inequalities in local news provisions, challenges of local media operations in the digital environment, an…
Political science (9 works) · Media studies (7 works) · Media Studies and Communication (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Public relations (6 works) · Journalism (5 works) · Social Media and Politics (5 works) · Digital media (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (3 works)