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22/10/2019 – Talk by Lucía Schmidt

Title: Journalism in an age of populism and polarisation: lessons from the migration debate in Italy
Time: 10:30
Location: Room A, Building Zeta
Type: Research talk
Speaker:  Lucia Schmidt
Abstract: How should journalists adapt their editorial strategies to overcome extreme polarisation and the tactics of populist politicians? Over the past year,c we worked on a unique project with the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera and the London School of Economics Arena. We analysed different approaches to writing about migration in Italy, a highly controversial topic in the country. How can one cover such issues in a way that promotes civil engagement, enhances trust and a fact-based discourse? In order to find an answer, we established a unique set of ‘public service spirited’ metrics and analysed thousands of online comments. The study was presented at a workshop in London with senior editors and journalists from the BBC, Observer, Financial Times and others.

This entry was posted in Acadia seminar series and tagged Computational Social Science, Data Science, Digital Social Innovation, Social Network Analysis on 16 October 2019 by acadia.

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