Articles from category Media
Streaming changed everything: Can public service media keep up?
Streaming has rewritten the rules of media consumption. Today, audiences decide what, when, and where to watch. In the digital era, public broadcasters must face new expectations and strong competition…
Between image and reality: Photography in television news
In a world where images travel faster than words and anyone can become a “broadcaster” of information, the line between fact and interpretation is becoming dangerously blurred. In television news,…
Controlled silence: The rise of Soviet censorship in the early 20th century
After the October Revolution, words became weapons – and silence, a tool of power. In the Soviet Union, censorship was not just an institution – it was a vast system…
Lending books, giving hope: The importance of libraries in the refugee crisis
What, besides books, can refugees find in libraries? An international team—including researchers from the University of Warsaw – set out to explore the new roles these institutions have taken on…
The dark side of influencer marketing: hate, challenges, and secrets
For many people, a career as an influencer seems like a dream come true: a life full of adventure, travel, and expensive gadgets. But perhaps what we see is only…
High stakes – not just on the pitch: a closer look at the secrets of football financing
A passion for football can unite people from opposite corners of the globe. And where there’s great excitement, there’s often big money. Behind the scenes, marketing mechanisms transform fans’ enthusiasm…