Daniel C. Hallin

Just published today, the second edition of Making Health Public, with a new chapter on COVID, a significantly revised chapter on race and ethnicity in health news, addressing many important changes in recent years, and lots of other updates. routledge.com/Making-Health-…

Great start of our JRP ICA preconference today at the Gold Coast #JRPICA2024 @JRPproject organized by @djp_nolan @UniCanberra @pucvperiodismo @pucv_cl @NewsMediaRC @icahdq 😃👌🏼#ICA2024

📣 We're pleased to announce the final PANCOPOP report, which summarises key findings and offers recommendations for health crisis communication professionals, including journalists, public health experts, and media regulators. 🧵 @AgenciaFAPESP @ESRC @NSF @NCN_PL @SMihelj

@claumellado @danielchallin @NicoleBlanchett @Miremara @dan_jackson9 and many many more 👏🏻👏🏻

Recent @wef report flags disinformation as the main global risk this year. Our upcoming book 'State-sponsored Disinformation around the Globe: How Politicians Deceive Their Citizens,' edited by @sara0garcia & @danielchallin delves into this critical issue. Q2/2024 @RoutledgeBooks

@Mahedikabir2 @claumellado @JRPproject There were several rounds of revision before the final version was published. So there was a lot of communication back and forth over that year.

@claumellado @JRPproject @danielchallin Congratulations, I do have a question. When did you receive the first notification about their decisions (review or something like that)? Asking because it was accepted exactly one year later of submission. Did you receive any update earlier? Or waited 1 year?

New publication alert 📣📣 from our @JRPproject The article "Journalistic Role Performance in Times of COVID" led by @danielchallin and coauthored by the rest of our team members has been published in Journalism Studies. To read the full paper 👉🏻 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

📣 The PANCOPOP video is out now! In the video, @Smihelj, @Vstetka, and @danielchallin present the key findings from the project on #pandemic communication and #populism and identify some of the practical recommendations arising from findings. 🎥 🎞️ youtube.com/watch?v=VQW0sQ…

@jayrosen_nyu X seems eerily similar to Putin's Z. Thinking more and more that it's time to get out of here!

Is there anything comparable to this erasure in the history of branding and product iconography?

Daniel Hallin participó del grupo de discusión del Área de Medios, Discursos y Política de la EPyG.  📚 Hallin es profesor de @UCSanDiego  y es una eminencia en sus temas de investigación: periodismo, comunicación política y el análisis comparado de los sistemas de medios

PSS to San Diego: Drop Dead

Remembering Daniel Ellsberg who died today. The Pentagon Papers certainly made possible much of the analysis I did in The "Uncensored War, with their account of the real policy process and pr strategy. He changed journalism and enabled far more critical debate on "security."

"We want to point attention to anti-populism and the actors, both political and media actors that are part of anti-populism and the roles that they play in polarisation and political realignment and the transformation of journalism." @danielchallin

"Another of the basic requirements for a healthy democracy is the ability of the society to come to enough consensus to act and to solve common problems. And today this is often the problem that we're facing. The polarisation has simply been too great." @danielchallin

And it's a wrap! Three days of work & fun with the @pancopop team and #Pandemic #communication & #Populism symposium participants - including Beata Klimkiewicz, @danielchallin, @daniloroth, @VStetka, @StojiljkovicA, @pferracioli, Kasia Vanevska, @BrigitaValan & Francisco Brandao

The PANCOPOP Symposium 2023 is just one week away 🎉📅 Register to secure your free place to attend in-person or online: forms.office.com/e/QhuJx2eWAy 🔔More information and full schedule: pancopop.net/pancopop-sympo…  @ESRC @lboroCRCC @LboroCM    #covid19 #pandemic #crisiscomunication

@danielchallin closing the successful @JRPproject ICA preconference on “Role performance in transformative times” #ICA #BIPJRP2023

Interested in virtually attending @claumellado or @danielchallin's Between Ideals and Practices keynotes? Free registration here: bit.ly/3obJySC Links to attend will be sent to participants before the conference. The event is supported in part by @SSHRC_CRSH

Be sure not to miss @danielchallin, at the BETWEEN IDEALS AND PRACTICES conference – he'll be delivering his keynote: “Complexity, context, and concepts: The next wave of media-systems analysis.” Register: bit.ly/3RVaMXQ Supported in part by @SSHRC_CRSH #BIPJRP2023

⚡️PANCOPOP News: @danielchallin made a presentation at the University of Miami (@univmiami), titled “Pandemic and Populism: Health Crisis Communication in an Age of Populism”. 🙌🏼 📝Full story: bit.ly/3JowUpM @ESRC @lboroCRCC @LboroCM #covid19 #pandemic #comunication

@kevbachler The big new development in this old story of media commercialization is political extremism and misinformation motivated by the search for ratings, as we see at Fox news!

@danielchallin Wonderful article at #bio" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medialit.org/reading-room/w… I have said many times on Twitter that an issue with the news today is that it is sensationalism meant to grab eyeballs for advertising, not news. I recall in the 1960s and 1970s when this started to change, and Cronkite, Huntley & Brinkley, and others expressed concern about how having to be profitable would eventually take the news away from the story and toward the profit. Even the Mary Tyler Moore show had an episode about Lou Grant's unhappiness with "happy talk" news. Yet today, on-air personalities and supposed experts seem blind to this reality. Your article missed one key point, however. In addition to the points you mentioned, there seems to have been a shift of avoiding actual gathering of facts and compiling and interpreting of information and instead simply requesting expert opinions. It's fast and cheaper, and less robust. It falls right in line with the impact of Twitter on the news. But also, the media seems to be doing less to convey difficult topics, again perhaps due to cost and speed. It's ironic, given that we've never had better tools to simplifying story and fact telling, and they don't use them. As a kid I remember the use of cartoons, models, etc. to explain how moon landings work. Where were the cartoons, models etc. explaining why cloth masks wouldn't work well with Coronovirus, or the models, or...etc. And where does the media understand basic math, statistics, or science? They are woefully under-prepared. Seeing Jim Acosta trying to question Birx and Fauci early in the pandemic was laughingly bad for all three.