New meeting of the Russian-African Club will be timed to the anniversary of the Memorandum on Information Cooperation between Russian and African journalists. Joint media projects, new collaborations and plans around an international contest will form the core agenda of the meeting. Organized by the Russian-African Club partnered with Faculty of Journalism and Faculty of Global Studies of Lomonosov MSU, the event will be hosted both at the Faculty of Journalism and online.
New topical seminar revolved around media communication on science, health and education, a discussion beautifully launched by Dr. Gifty Appiah-Adjei from University of Education, Winneba and Dr. Maria Anikina from Lomonosov Moscow State University.
The Faculty of Journalism, Lomonosov Moscow State University proceeds with Topical seminar meetings, a series of online seminars featuring well-known speakers, both Russian and international. The third Topical seminar in 2024 is scheduled for April 9, 3 pm MSK. At the meeting, the speakers will discuss topical issues of health and science news coverage in the age of AI and mediated and non-mediated communication about science and education.
New Topical seminar meeting centred on the way new technology impact journalism routines and news consumption. Professor Usha Raman from University of Hyderabad shared the floor with Dr. Anastasia Folts from Lomonosov Moscow State University to chart future prospects of technology-enhanced journalism.
In 2024, the first issue of World of Media. Journal of Russian Media and Journalism Studies brings together four research papers on the issues related to the Russian media communication industry, factors that motivate fake news sharing, media framing of the terrorism insurgency in Mozambique, and discursive and ecosystemic features of opinion cumulation in the discourse on Russian Telegram.
The Faculty of Journalism, Lomonosov Moscow State University proceeds with Topical seminar meetings, a series of online seminars featuring well-known speakers, both Russian and international. The second Topical seminar in 2024 is scheduled for March 27, 3 pm MSK. At the meeting, the speakers will discuss topical issues of journalism practice and pedagogy in the age of AI and news consumption on Telegram with a focus on the Russian context.
Organizer: Faculty of Journalism, Lomonosov Moscow State University. In partnership with: The Union of Journalism Education of Chinese and Russian Universities, The Association of Russian and African Journalists, National Association of Mass Media Researchers. Dates: October 25-26, 2024. Format: hybrid event. Local organizing and program committees are headed by Professor Elena Vartanova, Dean of the Faculty of Journalism, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Academician of the Russian Academy of Education.
The first topical seminar in 2024 revolved around the programs of media literacy training in educational institutions of different level, and featured speakers from Russia and Africa. Dr. Mustapha Muhammed Jamiu shared experience of West African countries in adopting media literacy programs, while Dr. Anna Tolokonnikova shifted focus to the similar training among younger audiences.
The Faculty of Journalism, Lomonosov Moscow State University proceeds with Topical seminar meetings, a series of online seminars featuring well-known speakers, both Russian and international. The first Topical seminar in 2024 is scheduled for February 27, 3 pm MSK. During the meeting, the speakers will discuss current issues of media literacy and information literacy in the curriculum of higher education institutions and schools with a focus on the Russian context.
The annual conference of the Faculty of Journalism featured 28 thematic sessions, 17 round table meetings, 2 Readings and a meeting of Educational-Methodical Council. The program was built to provide a wide-ranging discussion to cut across the whole gamut of research issues, from fundamentals to advanced applications.