New Journalism, the internet and Social Networking Sites (SNSs)

The project aims at looking into the new possibilities and the new digital and socio-economical environment of journalism; also, at the specification of quantitative indices and correlations, as well as the qualitative investigation of the field between the new ecosystem of journalistic content production, by the SNSs, and marketing techniques or between the political economy of the new internet reality and the new digital tools that are available to journalists today.

The research project is under development by members of the AMI, while since the fall of 2019 an observatory and an archive of Greek digital media has been established by the AMI.

Both the AMI and the researchers of the field “New journalism, the internet and SNSs” are members of the European organization SOMA (Social Observatory for Disinformation and Social Media Analysis).

1. Presentations at Scientific Conferences – Reporting Research Findings

Iordanidou, S., Takas, E., Vatikiotis, L., Suarez, P. (2019). “Constructing Silence: Processes of Journalistic (Self) Censorship During Memoranda in Greece, Cyprus and Spain”, 4th Annual EMSI Conference (Nicosia, September 19–20).
Tsene, L. Linardaki, C., Valsamidou, L. (2019) Do news matter? A survey on how Greek teenagers relate to (fake) news. Presentation at TWG Children, Youth Media: Children’s Online Worlds, Digital Media and Digital Literacy International Conference organized by the Department of Media of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. (Athens, 24-25 May)
Mavrouli, Ε. & Minotakis, Α. (2019) Objectivity and the crisis of journalism. Presentation at the Historical Materialism Athens Conference (Athens, 2-5 Μαΐου)
Dagoula, C. (2019) The (essential) role of journalism within the digital political arenas. Presentation at the Journalism Studies section, ECREA: European Communication, Breaking Binaries – Exploring the Diverse Meanings of Journalism in Contemporary Societies. (Vienna, 14-15 February)
Iordanidou, S. & Tsene, L., (2018) Journalism in crisis: trends and perceptions in Greece and Cyprus. Towards a new paradigm of critical journalism. Presentation at the International Conference “Media, Polis, Agora: Journalism and Communication in the digital era”, AMIRetreat2018, (Thessaloniki, September 27-29)
Diamantaki, K., & Panos, D. (2018). “Counter-Forensics: Seeking the Truth in a Media-Saturated age Fake Narratives Vs Real Facts”. Presentation at the conference Media, Polis, Agora: Journalism & Communication in the digital era organized in the framework of AMIretreat2018. (Thessaloniki, 27-29 September)
Avramidis, Ch. & Minotakis, Α. (2018) The coverage of the neo-Nazi Golden Dawn political party in Greek radio and television. Presentation at the conference Media, Polis, Agora: Journalism & Communication in the digital era organized in the framework of AMIretreat2018. (Thessaloniki, 27-29 September)
Minotakis, Α. & Avramidis, Ch. (2018) Work relations in digital Media as a tool for analyzing the dissemination of fake news. Presentation at the conference Media, Polis, Agora: Journalism & Communication in the digital era organized in the framework of AMIretreat2018. (Thessaloniki, 27-29 September)
Dagoula, C. (2018) The Role of Journalism within the current Digital Public Sphere(s). Presentation at the conference Media, Polis, Agora: Journalism & Communication in the digital era organized in the framework of AMIretreat2018. (Thessaloniki, 27-29 September)
Panagiotakis, M. (2018) The state of Journalism and Media: Facts, Trends, Challenges and Possibilities in an ever-changing landscape. Presentation at the conference Media, Polis, Agora: Journalism and Communication in the digital era organized in the framework of AMIretreat2018. (Thessaloniki, 27 September)
Kaimaki, V. (2018) How the EJC sees the future of journalism. Presentation at the conference News Impact Summit on Powering Journalism with Design organized by the Google News Initiative and European Journalism Center, Pan Piper. (Paris, 25 June)
Kaimaki, V. (2018) Le mythe de l’intervention humanitaire: le cas de l’intervention de l’OTAN à l’ex-Yougoslavie. Presentation at the conference Recours à la force: le retour des vieux démons? organized by L’Association pour une Constituante et l’Institut Prospective Sécurité en Europe, Hôtel de l’Industrie. (Paris, 23 June)
Pleios, G. & Minotakis, Α. (2017) From news to fake news: journey in the uncharted waters of information society. Presentation at the Conference of Political Speech Analysis of the Hellenic Political Science Association (HPSA). (Athens, 15-16 December)
Iordanidou, S., Kolovos, K. & Takas, Ε (2017). “Feeling safe in unsafe places? Experiences of Greek/Cypriot journalists regarding safety and journalistic practices”. Presentation at the international conference on “Safety of Journalists Covering Conflict and Sensitive Issues” organized by Oslo and Akershus University College, (Oslo, November 2-3)
Kaimaki, V. (2017) Fak(th)e News, Building a Postmodern Political Economy of the Media by Rereading Herman and Chomsky. Presentation at the conference Journalism, Society and Politics in the Digital Media Era. (Limassol, 1-3 September)
Iordanidou, S., Takas, E. & Kolovos, K. (2017) Regulation or Control? Processes of Definitions Regarding the Greek Media Landscape. Presentation at the 2nd international Conference of the Mass Media & Communication Institute (IMME) of the University of Nicosia, entitled The Right of Freedom of Expression in the Digital Age. (Nicosia, 7-8 April)
Dagoula, C. (2017) The journalistic use of Twitter in political dialogue and its implications for the Public Sphere concept and the rejuvenation of Democracy. Presentation at the University of Sheffield, Department of Journalism Studies Conference, Digital Challenges and Opportunities: Researching Media & Journalism in a Digital Age. (Sheffield, 26-27 January)
Dagoula, C. (2016) The journalistic use of Twitter during electoral periods and its implications for the Public Sphere concept and the rejuvenation of Democracy: The British case. Presentation at the ECREA ECC Pre-Conference (Doctoral Colloquium), Mediated (Dis)Continuities: Contesting Pasts, Presents and Futures. (Prague, 9-12 November)
Iordanidou, S. (2016) The crisis of yesterday’s Media and tomorrow’s Journalism: Their role in the shaping of the (international) political environment. Presentation at the conference The refugee issue and Brexit: Rhetoric policies, Media and Nation Images organized by the Strategic Communication and News Media Laboratory of the University of Piraeus and the Postgraduate Program “Communication and New Journalism” OUC. (Piraeus, 20 October)
Kaimaki, V. (2016) Company Register for Electronic News Media Companies. Presentation at the #RetreatConference2016, Digital Journalism: an answer to the crisis of News Media co-organized by the Advanced Media Institute, the OUC and the Secretariat General for Communication. (Athens, 23-25 September)
Tsene, L. (2016) From the Mass Media crisis to the Social Media. Presentation at the #RetreatConference2016 Digital Journalism: an answer to the crisis of News Media co-organized by the Advanced Media Institute, the OUC and the Secretariat General for Communication. (Athens, 23-25 September)
Dagoula, C. (2016) The journalistic use of Twitter during electoral periods and its implications for the Public Sphere concept and the rejuvenation of Democracy: The British case. Presentation at the International Summer School on Political Communication, Changing Media Environments, Changing Democracies. (Milan, 18-23 July)
Avramidis, Ch. & Minotakis, Α. (2016) Greek national television new bulletins in Arab: emancipatory practice or manipulation. Presentation at the conference Crossing Borders. (Lesvos/Greece, 7-10 July 2016)
Dagoula, C. (2016) The journalistic use of Twitter in Political Dialogue and its implications for the Public Sphere concept and Democracy. Presentation at MeCCSA PGN Conference 2016, New Directions in Media Research. (Leicester, 7-8 July)
Iordanidou, S., Loukopoulou, E. & Samaras, Ath. N. (2015) Greek Journalist’s Perception of the Media Crisis: Exploring the Cognitive Aspect of Technological Determinism. Presentation at the political communication conference organized by ECREA. (Odense/Denmark, 27- 29 August)
Dagoula, C. (2015) The Public Sphere concept in the Social media era. Presentation at MeCCSA PGN Conference 2015, Transformative Practice and Theory: Where We Stand Today. (Coventry, 2-3 July)
Kaimaki, V. (2015) Twitter and its emergence in the public sphere: An upgrade of the democracy or a revival of propaganda? Presentation at the conference Media, Communication System and Sustainable Development. Panteion University. (Athens, 8 May)
Tsene, L. & Tsakarestou, Μ. (2015) Business startup journalism in the digital era. Experimentations for sustainable business models investing in qualitative content, credibility and social innovation. Presentation at the conference Media, Communication System and Sustainable Development. Panteion University. (Athens, 6-8 May)
Tsene, L. & Iordanoglou, D. (2015) Critical leadership skills in traditional and digital Media and journalistic startups. Presentation at the conference Media, Communication System and Sustainable Development. Panteion University. (Athens, 6-8 May)
Kaimaki, V., Panagopoulos, A. & Kyriakoulakos, P. (2014) From journalists to engaged curators: case study of Greek journalists using storify. Presentation at the conference Digital Storytelling in Times of Crisis: International Digital Storytelling Conference organized by the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. (Athens, 8 May)
Dagoula, C. (2014) The Journalistic use of Twitter: The Greek case. Presentation at Journalism Studies section, ECREA: European Communication, Journalism in Transition: Crisis or Opportunity? (Thessaloniki, 28-29 March)
Kaimaki, V. & Panagopoulos, A. (2014) Best practices in scientific communication: case study, the show “infocafe” of the Greek radioς. Presentation at the conference In & out of the lab: science and technology in the public sphere organized by the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Thessaloniki, 14-15 March)
Tsene, L. (2012) Social TV: characteristics, challenges and limitations. Presentation at the conference From the power of the Media to the end of television organized by the Panteion University, Department of Communication, Media and Culture.
Tsene, L. (2011) Journalistic Narrative in the New Digital Age: Creating Collective Stories. Presentation at the conference The Press crisis. The difficult transition to the new digital era organized by the Panteion University (Athens, 25-26 May)

2. Publications in Edited Volumes and Peer-Reviewed Journals

Kaimaki, V. & Apostolopoulou, V. (2020) Four key years in disrupting media policy and regulation in Greece στο συλλογικό τόμο Political Communication and Digital Journalism in Greece: A Reader Bingley (UK): Emerald Group Publishing. (under publication)
Iordanidou, S., Takas, E., Vatikiotis, L. & Suarez, P. (2020). “Constructing Silence: Processes of Journalistic (Self)Censorship during Memoranda in Greece, Cyprus and Spain”, Media and Communication, 8(1), pp 15-26.
Minotakis, Α. & Avramidis, Ch. (2020) Work relations in digital Media as a tool for analyzing the dissemination of fake news. (under publication)
Avramidis, Ch. & Minotakis, Α. (2019) The coverage of the neo-Nazi Golden Dawn political party in Greek radio and television. (under publication)
Dagoula, C. (2019) Mapping Political Discussions on Twitter: Where the Elites Remain Elites. Media and Communication, 7(1), pp. 225-234 <https://doi.org/10.17645/mac.v7i1.1764>
Dagoula, C. (2019) Book Review: A Networked Self and Love, Convergence, <https://doi.org/10.1177/1354856519863142>
Dagoula, C. (2019) Digital Literacy: A research interview, Dimosiografia journal – The Greek edition of the Columbia Journalism Review, issue 19, pp. 32-37
Kaimaki, V. (2019) Grèce. Le conflit sur la Macédoine, aliment du nationalisme grec in the collective volume Les nationalistes à l’assaut de l’Europe. (Paris: Demopolis)
Kaimaki, V. (2019) Chypre. Le nationalisme, une affaire nationale in the collective volume Les nationalistes à l’assaut de l’Europe. (Paris: Demopolis)
Dagoula, C. (2018) Constructive journalism. The Journal of Applied Journalism & Media Studies, 7(3), pp. 569-574 <https://doi.org/10.1386/ajms.7.3.569_1>
Pleios, C. & Minotakis, Α. (2018) Fake News: Exception or rule. Αvgi newspaper. <http://www.avgi.gr/article/10811/8629358/fake-news-pseudepigraphes-eideseis-exairese-e-kanonas->
Dagoula, C. (2018) Making sense of innovative and disruptive news in the digital age. The Journal of Applied Journalism & Media Studies, 7(3), pp. 575-580 <https://doi.org/10.1386/ajms.7.3.575_1>
Dagoula, C. (2018) Internet and Democracy: A turbulent relationship, Dimosiografia journal – The Greek edition of the Columbia Journalism Review, issue 16, pp. 58-61
Dagoula, C. (2018) Book Review: Can the Internet Strengthen Democracy? by Stephen Coleman, Information, Communication & Society, DOI: 10.1080/1369118X.2018.1448878
Kaimaki, V. (2018) Using videos as a new means of television viewing and communication in the public sector. An empirical approach in the collective work 50 years of Greek television. (Athens: Epikentro publications)
Kaimaki, V. (2018) Τhe narrative of new journalism or journalism with three J in the collective volume Versions of Freedom in our Media Reality. New journalism and its challenges. (Athens: Metamesonykties Editions)
Iordanidou, S. (2018) The ‘fluid’ identity of the new journalist in S. Iordanidou &. Κ. Stratilatis (eds.) Versions of Freedom in our Media Reality. New journalism and its challenges. (Athens: Metamesonykties Editions) pp. 21-41
Dagoula, C. (2017) Book review: What Journalism Could Be, Digital Journalism, 5 (10), pp. 1351-1352, DOI: 10.1080/21670811.2017.1348584
Dagoula, C. (2017) Book review: Digital Research Confidential: the secrets of studying behaviour online, Digital Journalism, 5(1), pp. 120-122, DOI: 10.1080/21670811.2016.1202688
Kaimaki, V. (2017) Who wants to close down Al Jazeera? Dimosiografia journal – The Greek edition of the Columbia Journalism Review, issue 15, pp. 32-35
Kaimaki, V. (2017 In queue for the socialist ballot. Dimosiografia journal – The Greek edition of the Columbia Journalism Review, issue 13, pp. 51 -52
Avramidis, C. & Minotakis, A. (2017) Infantilizing the Refugees as a Means of Political Domination: the Case of the ERT’s News Bulletins in Arabic. Belgrade Journal of Media and Communications, v. 12
Tsene, L. (2016) Mixed Qualitative Methodology: Social Responsibility of the Media in the Web 2.0 Era. A new Model of Social Responsibility for News Organizations: Trends and Perceptions. The case of Greece. Sage Research Methods < http://methods.sagepub.com/case/qualitative-multi-method-research-media-social-responsibility>
Dagoula, C. (2016) The democratic role of journalism and the influence of political endorsement: Expectations and realities. Dimosiografia journal – The Greek edition of the Columbia Journalism Review, issue 12, pp. 46-50
Kaimaki, V. et al. (2016) Social Networking Media and Communication. (Athens: Metamesonykties Editions)
Mavrouli, Ε. (2016) Νew challenges era Dimosiografia journal – The Greek edition of the Columbia Journalism Review, issue 12, pp. 58-64
Mavrouli, Ε. (2016) The battle of communication in France. Dimosiografia journal – The Greek edition of the Columbia Journalism Review, issue 11, pp. 26-33
Iordanidou, S. (2015) Εurope today: Fear, Communication and Politics. Κypriaki Martyria journal, 304, pp. 23-26
Dagoula, C. (2015) Does the Greek Twitter know about New Journalism? Dimosiografia journal – The Greek edition of the Columbia Journalism Review, 8-9, pp. 20-24
Dagoula, C. (2015) The Journalistic use of Twitter: The Greek case, Dimosiografia journal – The Greek edition of the Columbia Journalism Review, Issue 7-8 σσ. 20-24
Tsene, L. & Tsakarestou, Μ. (2015) Responsibility of the Media in Ag. Stachowicz-Stanusch (ed.) Corporate Social Performance: Paradoxes, Pitfalls and Pathways to the Better World, (Poland: Information Age Publishing) pp. 345-365
Tsene, L. (2015) Entrepreneurial and Social Media Experiments in Arts Management. European Network on Cultural Management and Cultural Policy Education (ENCATC) Scholar for Lifelong Learning on Policies and Cultural Management, issue 04
Tsene, L. (2015). “Digital Media, Social Networks & the Changing Face of Journalism”. Contribution to Model Curricula For Journalism Education. UNESCO Series on Journalism Education. UNESCO, p. 107-124
Keskenidou, M., Kyridis, A.,Valsamidou, L.P. & Soulani, A.-H. (2014) The Internet as a Source of Information. The Social Role of Blogs and their Reliability στο Observatorio (OBS*) Journal, vol.8 – nº1, σσ. 203-228 http://obs.obercom.pt/index.php/obs/article/view/688
Kaimaki, V. (2014) Εuropean trends regarding the ‘Second journalistic technological revolution. Dimosiografia journal – The Greek edition of the Columbia Journalism Review, issue 3, pp. 26-28
Kaimaki, V. (2013) National television, resistance to black. Dimosiografia journal – The Greek edition of the Columbia Journalism Review, issue 1, pp. 66
Tsakarestou, Μ. & Tsene, L (2011) Defining citizen political participation and intervention in the social media era in the book Democracy and Mass Media. (Athens: Livanis)
Tsene, L. (2010) Ethical dilemmas in journalism: from comics to reality in ΘέView from above: Imagination and narration in comics. (Athens, Elivaton publications)
Tsene, L. (2009) BBC Ouch!: A Media responsibility model towards People with Special Needs in the Minutes of the conference Μass Media and handicapped people organized by the Directorate General of Communication
Kaimaki, V. et al. (2005) Round table The influence of Press on “unwritten history” in the collective volume Writing about peace on both sides of the Aegean. (Athens/Istanbul: Tursak and Nikos Poulantzas Institute)

3 Monographs

Kaimaki, V. (2019) Τhe fatal enter. (Athens: Metamesonykties Editions)
Tsene, L. (2012) From the Media crisis to social media.(Athens: Aiora publications)
Kaimaki, V. (2011) Νew Technologies of Communication: Journalism in the digital era (Stances and practices of Greek journalists at the beginning of digital penetration). PhD thesis (Athens: Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences)
Kaimaki, V. (1997) Internet: Stratégies d’une emprise industrielle. Mémoire de DEA. (Παρίσι: Université Paris 8, DEA Enjeux sociaux des technologies de la communication, option Médias et stratégies des acteurs)
Kaimaki, V. (1997) Bi-directional communication between printed Mass Media and the (Athens: Papasotiriou publications)
Kaimaki, V. (1996) Presse et internet en interaction. (Paris: Publications de l’ Université Paris 7-Denis Diderot)

4. Open days, speeches, seminars

Iordanidou, S. (2019) The journalist multi-scientist in the digital age. Speech at the Journalism Department of the An-Najah National University in Palestine. (Nablus/Palestine, 13 Ιουνίου)
Iordanidou, S. (2019) The role of journalism in the era of Fake News. Speech at the Heraklion Chamber of Commerce. (Heraklion/Greece, 7 June)
Iordanidou, S. (2019) You are what you hear and your value is what you say and the way you speak it. Speech on today’s journalism, the difficulties, dangers and threats it faces in respect to modern communication issues, such as fake news, organized by the students of the Hotel and Tourism Department of the Higher Hotel Institute of Cyprus (Nicosia, 10 April)
Iordanidou, S. (2019) Journalism in the new economic model: challenges, stances and controversies. Speech at the House of Cyprus. (Athens, 6 February)
Κolovos, Κ. (2019) Journalism. Speech to high school (lyceum) students in the framework of a three-day professional orientation. (Paralimni/Cyprus, 15 January)
Kolovos, Κ. (2018) Journalism as profession. Speech to high school (lyceum) students in the framework of a three-day professional orientation. (Frenaros/Cyprus, 18 December)
Iordanidou, S. (2018) Media Landscape in Greece: past, present, future. Speech at the Bournemouth University, Department of Media and Communication. (Bournemouth, 23 October)
Iordanidou, S. (2018) Journalism in the new economic model. In the open day Radio and television: trends, challenges and the role of regulatory authorities co-organized by the Radio and Television Authority of Cyprus and the Greek Radio and Television Regulatory Council (Nicosia, 18 October)
Iordanidou, S. (2018) Politics and journalism in the era of the crisis and of fake news. Discussion with Stavros Theodorakis in the Open University of Cyprus. The discussion was organized by the Postgraduate Programme ‘Communication and New Journalism” of the OUC with Dimosiografia journal (Nicosia, 9 May)
Iordanidou, S. (2018) Personal data and the need for European laws that protect them. Open day organized by the Postgraduate Programme ‘Communication and New Journalism” of the OUC, the Law School of the University of Nicosia and Dimosiografia journal and supported by Aimilianides & Katsaros Law Office and Sakkoulas Publications (Nicosia, 21 February)
Kaimaki, V. (2017) Fake news and public administration. Suggestions for handling the issue. Presentation at the open day The image of public administration and the country in the Mass Media. Challenges-Opportunites-Prospects. (Αthens, 6 December)
Valsamidou, L. P. (2017) The art of communication in student radio: from idea to implementation in a class of little children. Presentation in the open day Student radio of the First and Second Grade Education Departments of Imathia, Greece (Veria/Greece, 16 November)
Dagoula, C. (2017) Technological challenges to media and journalism. Invited lecture for the module Introducing Journalism Studies (BA), The University of Sheffield. (Sheffield, 14 November)
Dagoula, C. (2017) Journalism in the Social Media era. Invited lecture for the module Online Journalism Studies (MA), The University of Sheffield. (Sheffield, 15 February)
Kaimaki, V. (2016) Indépendante la Presse? Le cas grec. Εισήγηση στην ημερίδα Indépendante la Presse? (Association Les Amis du Monde diplomatique, Cenquatre, Paris, 8 December)
Καϊμάκη, Β. (2015) The unwritten rules of journalistic ethics. Presentation at the open day Journalistic ethics and the Greek Media. Research findings of 2015, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, School of Economic and Political Sciences, Communication and Media Deparatmet, Social Research in the Media Laboratory (Athens, 22 October)
Tsene, L. (2015) Social Media: Friend or Foe? Participation in a panel in the framework of Battle of Ideas 2015. (Institute of Ideas, Hellenic American Union)
Tsene, L. (2014) Journalists meet journalists. Peer to Peer consulting and production of quality content. “Challenge Session” in International Scientific Seminar on Creative Entrepreneurship- Kefalonia Co-Creation Workshop organized by CCEBI/CBS Denmark, the Advertising and Public Relations Laboratory of the Panteion University and the Technical Educational Institute of the Ionian Islands – Digital Media and Communication Department (Cephalonia/Greece, 14 June)
Kaimaki, V. (2014) Public relations and Mass Media. Presentation in the 17th open day of Sections – Offices of International, Public Relations and European Programmes (Athens, 12-13 June)
Kaimaki, V. (2014) Τhe emerging narrative of new journalism. Presentation in the open day organized by the Postgraduate Programme on European Public Law and Politics, the Department of European and International Studies and the Law Department of the University of Nicosia and Dimosiografia journal – The Greek edition of the Columbia Journalism Review. (Nicosia, 7 May)
Iordanidou, S. (2014) From deconstruction to reconstruction: The relationship of politics with journalism in the era of the crisis. Presentation at the open day Τhe political system after the Memorandum organized by the Postgraduate Programme on European Public Law and Politics, and the Department of European and International Studies of the University of Nicosia (Nicosia, 7 Μay)
Panagiotakis, M. (2014) Participatory journalism and locality. Presentation at the open day of the Directorate General of Communication (Athens, 30 April)
Iordanidou, S. (2014) The ‘fluid’ identity of the new journalist. Presentation in the interdisciplinary open day Freedom of Speech, Law or Fear? New journalism and its challenges organized by the Postgraduate Programme ‘Communication and New Journalism” of the OUC and the Law Department of the University of Nicosia in collaboration with Dimosiografia journal – The Greek edition of the Columbia Journalism Review. (Nicosia, 17 March)
Dogani, Μ., Panagopoulos, Α., Zarindas, Α. & Τsaggaris, Ι. (2014) The rhetoric of manufactured fear and the experienced fear: A content analysis of journalistic speech on Facebook. Presentation at the interdisciplinary open day Freedom of Speech, Law or Fear? New journalism and its challenges organized by the Postgraduate Programme ‘Communication and New Journalism” of the OUC and the Law Department of the University of Nicosia in collaboration with Dimosiografia journal – The Greek edition of the Columbia Journalism Review. (Nicosia, 17 March)
Iordanidou, S. (2013) Let’s keep in mind the experience of national television. Presentation at the open day 60 years of public radio and television – History, Offer, Expectations for the Future organized by the Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation. (Nicosia, 13 December)

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