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Communicatio Socialis (ComSoc)
Zeitschrift für Ethik der Medien und der digitalen Gesellschaft- Editors:
- Prof. Dr. Klaus-Dieter Altmeppen, Prof. Dr. Susanna Endres, Prof. Dr. Alexander Filipović, Dr. Renate Hackel-de Latour, Prof. Dr. Annika Sehl
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Summary
Communicatio Socialis – Journal on Media Ethics and Communication in Religion and Society deals with trends and problems of social, media-mediated communication from a media ethics perspective.
Especially with the mediatisation and digitalisation of social communication, the importance of critical and ethical reflection on these fields is growing.
For further information on the editors, author guidelines, and peer review process of Communicatio Socialis please go to www.comsoc.nomos.de.
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- 0010-3497
- ISSN-Online
- 2198-3852
- Publisher
- Nomos, Baden-Baden
- Language
- Deutsch
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- Journal
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In the US, whose media system was once considered the freest in the world, press freedom is in decline. Year after year, the US continues to fall in the rankings for press freedom. The trend is exacerbated by the Trump administration's anti-media...
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Source protection is a non-negotiable basis of the journalistic craft—and yet it is at most a footnote in journalism research. This article outlines the various dimensions of source protection, with a particular focus on cybersecurity and...
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Many journalists work (consciously or unconsciously) in security-sensitive contexts. This may be because they 1) communicate with sources who are particularly vulnerable, 2) meet with individuals who could potentially become violent or already have...
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This article analyzes the phenomenon of digital naivety as a structurally conditioned misjudgment of one's own digital skills, especially among vulnerable groups. It shows that cybersecurity is not only a technical problem but also a media ethics...
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Based on guided interviews with affected female journalists, the study explores how editorial offices deal with gender-specific digital violence, what personal strategies those affected use, and whether legal action is taken against perpetrators....
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Crises and general challenges to internal and external security mean a double responsibility for journalism—in terms of how such topics are reported on and in terms of work routines. Key questions include: How do journalists cope with stress,...
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This article focuses on security policy reporting from Greenland, which has increased significantly since 2025 in response to interventions by the US. The focus is on analyzing news images and their iconographic significance, as well as the complex...
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