Author Archives: Sandra Veinberg

Some Notes on the Use of Mikhail Bakhtin’s Dialogism (Heteroglossia) as a Method in Media Text Analysis

Posted on 28 December, 2020 by Sandra Veinberg

The method of literary text analysis, which was proposed by Mikhail Bakhtin, can alsobe used for media content analysis and helps compare and scientifically analyze media narratives on the same topic in different media, languages and countries. Often quoted explanations … Continue reading →

Posted in Journalism, Mass communication, Mass Media | Tagged Assange, countries, dialogism, fake news, heteroglossia, languages, Mass communication, media narratives, Mikhail Bahtin, noticias falsas, research, text analysis | Leave a comment

THE ATTITUDE OF DIGITAL NATIVES TOWARDS INTRAPERSONAL COMMUNICATION

Posted on 9 March, 2020 by Sandra Veinberg

Future Academy ISSN: 2357-1330 https://dx.doi.org/10.15405/epsbs.2019.04.02.106 EDUHEM 2018 VIII International Conference on intercultural education and International conference on transcultural health: THE VALUE OF EDUCATION AND HEALTH FOR A GLOBAL, TRANSCULTURAL WORLD THE ATTITUDE OF DIGITAL NATIVES TOWARDS INTRAPERSONAL COMMUNICATION Sandra … Continue reading →

Posted in Baltic states, Baltikum, Mass communication, Mass Media, Media, Media research Media forskning, Press | Tagged Cognitive Dissonance Theory, communication, communications research, communications science, digital natives, feelings, human communication, internal dialogue, intrapersonal communication, process of communication, public communication, students at Liepaja University, The ability to communicate, transmission of stimulus, young adults | Leave a comment

Unfamiliar concepts as an obstacle for critical thinking in public discussions regarding women’s rights issues in Latvia. Reflective thinking in the ‘fake news’ era

Posted on 23 December, 2018 by Sandra Veinberg

Sandra VEINBERG Abstract Abstract: In Europe it is now out of the question to express any doubts regarding the prevention of violence against women. The majority of the Latvian population also condemns the physical abuse of women; however, the … Continue reading →

Posted in Mass communication | Tagged barriers for critical thinking, ESSACHESS, fake news, Istanbul Convention, logical fallacies, women’s rights | Leave a comment

The consequences of colonialism in Latvia during a mass migration period in Europe (2015/2016)

Posted on 18 September, 2017 by Sandra Veinberg

Sandra Veinberg | Guangchao Charles Feng (Reviewing Editor) Article: 1368110 | Received 24 May 2017, Accepted 08 Aug 2017, Accepted author version posted online: 21 Aug 2017, Published online: 18 Sep 2017 Source: Cogent Social Sciences, Volume 3, 2017 – Issue 1 Pdf file: The … Continue reading →

Posted in Mass communication, Media research, Media research Media forskning | Tagged Baltic, Baltic post-colonialism, Baltic states, Europe, Latvia, mass migration, media effects, Media research, post-colonialism, refugees | 1 Comment

„The Visualisation of News Reports: A Comparative Analysis of Newspapers in Seven Different Countries – Myths, Identities and Culture”.

Posted on 11 February, 2017 by Sandra Veinberg

The Visualisation of News Reports (A Comparative Analysis of Newspapers in Seven Different Countries): Myths, Identities and Culture Business Meets Art: Beyond the Traditional Approach to Education, management and Business. (2016). RISEBA. ISBN 978-9984-705-32-3 Sandra Veinberg … Continue reading →

Posted in Baltikum, Mass communication, Mass Media, Media, Media research Media forskning, Press, Scandinavia | Tagged active visualisation, Assange, audio-visual culture, British courts, Consciousness, culture, dominant ideology, Ecuador, Fidel Castro, habitus, Hugo Chavez, Identities, International Relations, Japan, journalistic field, Julian Assange, Language, Latvia, Malaysia, media mediation, Michael Moore, Myths, Oliver Stone, Public Relations, qualitative research, Rafael Correra, Russia, Sweden, Swedish women, symbolic forms, the local reader, The Visualisation of News Reports, UK, visual code, visualisation of reports, Vladimir Putin, Wikileaks | Leave a comment

Culture and Identity – New Trends and Challenges in Today’s Europe

Posted on 21 October, 2015 by Sandra Veinberg

2nd International Conference on Education, Culture and Identity – New Trends and Challenges in Today’s Europe 15 – 16 October 2015, Sarajevo Conference Program ◆ Stream MEDIA Book of Abstracts Is Communication Really a Food? Sandra Veinberg, Riga International School … Continue reading →

Posted in Journalism, Mass communication, Mass Media, Media, Media research Media forskning | Tagged 2nd International Conference on Education, Academic Journal Database, BASE, Bosnia-Herzegovina, CEEOL, CITEFACTOR, communicating, communication, Culture and Identity - New Trends and Challenges in Today’s Europe 15 - 16 October 2015, DOAJ, EBSCO, Epiphany, Epiphany: Journal of Transdisciplinary Studies, InfoBase, media audience, Riga International School of Economics and Business Administration (RISEBA) & Liepāja University / Latvia, Sarajevo, SIS Index and J-GATE., the literacy | Leave a comment

Digital Native’s Attitude towards News Sources

Posted on 9 November, 2014 by Sandra Veinberg

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0363811114001647 Sandra Veinberg, International School of Economics and Business Administration, Faculty of Public Relations and Advertising Management, Senior Researcher at Liepāja University, Institute of Management Sciences, Latvia. Abstract This paper examines how digital natives seek out current information in the media. … Continue reading →

Posted in Baltic states, Baltikum, Journalism, Mass communication, Mass Media, Media, Media research Media forskning, Nordic media research, Press, Scandinavia, Uncategorized | Tagged BBC News, BledCom2014, CNN, digital native, digital natives, established habits, examination of news consumption., how young adults were accessing their news, Internet, internet newspapers, media consumption, media consumption of the young, media role has changed, Media selection, micro-blogging site Twitter, news, newspaper circulation, newspaper market, newspapers of the internet, Northern Europe, NYT, online media, people of different ages, PR, qualitative content analysis, Radio, RISEBA in Rīga, The most active newspaper readers, tradition of newspaper readership, traditional news programmes, TV, TVNET, Twitter, understanding media, University of Liepaja, Zolitūde supermarket disaster in Riga | Leave a comment

Most Dominated Problems of Mass Media Dialogism in National Dailies during the Trial Process of Wikileaks Grounder Julian Assange

Posted on 22 May, 2014 by Sandra Veinberg

Sandra Veinberg: Most Dominated Problems of Mass Media Dialogism in National Dailies during the Trial Process of Wikileaks Grounder Julian Assange International Journal of Social Science Studies Vol. 2, No. 2; April 2014 ISSN 2324-8033 E-ISSN 2324-8041 Published by Redfame … Continue reading →

Posted in Mass communication, Mass Media, Media, Nordic media research | Tagged censorship, International Relations, Julian Assange, media effects, media mediation, Public Relations, Wikileaks | Leave a comment

Opinion: political zombies and Lembergs’ rematch

Posted on 22 January, 2014 by Sandra Veinberg

BNN, January 14, 2014 ‘2014 is the year of elections for Latvia and European Parliament. Latvia’s pre-election scene often offers a wide variety of absurd and populist political groups. Oligarchs also often come to visit,’ – writes journalist and media … Continue reading →

Posted in Baltic states, Baltikum | Tagged Aivars Lembergs, Latvia, Latvian oligarchs, president of Latvia Valdis Zatlers | Leave a comment

The Analysis of Government’s Communications and Public Engagement’s Socio-Political Effects during the Financial Crisis in Latvia (2008 – 2011)

Posted on 22 January, 2014 by Sandra Veinberg

ASIAN JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL STUDIES (ISSN: 2321 – 2799) Sandra Veinberg Full text: 523-3143-1-PB Abstract The Baltic States have been amongst the worst hit by the global financial crisis. The most serious situation was experienced in Latvia. The … Continue reading →

Posted in Baltic states, Baltikum, Communication, Press, Public Relations research | Tagged European identity, financial crisis, Latvia, political communication | Leave a comment

Media as a Specific Technology of Culture. The Digital Field is Already Here.

Posted on 23 September, 2012 by Sandra Veinberg

The 10th International Conference Exploring Culture: Consumption, Organization and Communication May 17-18, 2012 Vilnius University Conference_proceedings_2012.05.12-Kaunas Sandra Veinberg: Media as a Specific Technology of Culture. The Digital Field is Already Here. The 10th International Conference Exploring Culture: Consumption, Organization and … Continue reading →

Posted in Communication, Culture, Journalism, Journalistik, Mass communication, Mass Media, Media, Media research Media forskning, Nordic media research, Press, Scandinavia, Sverige, Technology | Tagged Algonet, audio-visual media Sweden, audiovisual language Sweden, communication, culture, Digital Field, Internet, journalistic, Kaunas Conference 2012, Language, linguistic level, literary field, Marshall McLuhan, media, Media research, non-English language, population in Europe, reading, Reading skills, Sweden, Swedish children, technology, TV and video, visual codes, watching video, written culture | Leave a comment

The alternative way of understanding current PR

Posted on 27 July, 2012 by Sandra Veinberg

Presentation at the international conference on public relations Bledcom, which attracted more than 200 academics from all over the world. Slovenia, Bled Lake. 6th and 7th July 2012. Public Relations and Communication Management: The State of the Profession Proceedings of … Continue reading →

Posted in Baltic states, Mass communication, Mass Media, Public Relations research, Scandinavia | Tagged “Selga” wafers, BledCom conference 2012, Crisis communications, Culture conflicts, Danish professor Steen Stender, economic war, Latvia, Latvia TV, Multicultural communication, NP Foods, PR experience, Risk Communication, trans fat, Win-win situation | Leave a comment

The flow approach and the distance between ‘serious’ and ‘entertainment’ mass communication

Posted on 22 February, 2011 by Sandra Veinberg

The flow approach and the distance between ‘serious’ and ‘entertainment’ mass communication* Communication roots in the context of environmental culture and communicative inter-textuality. Till now analytics of transmissive communication have paid more attention to analysis of the substance of contents. … Continue reading →

Posted in Baltikum, Censorship, Communication, Journalism, Journalistik, Mass communication, Mass Media, Media, Media research Media forskning, Nordic media research, Press, Scandinavia | Tagged ‘entertainment’, communication, Draugiem, facebook, journalism, journalistik, massmedia, Media research, Sandra Veinberg | Leave a comment

Censorship – the Mission of the Media

Posted on 25 January, 2011 by Sandra Veinberg

Sandra Veinberg Censorship – the Mission of the Media Censorship – the Mission of the Media examines the role of the media in censoring social life events and everyday processes in a popular science way. “Silence is golden; speech … Continue reading →

Posted in Baltic states, Censorship, Censur i massmedia, Censur Sverige, Journalism, Journalistik, Mass Media, Media, Media research Media forskning, Nordic media research, Press, Sverige | Tagged and China, censorship, Censur i Sverige, Fabbrizio Gatti, Günter Wallraf, journalism, journalistik, massmedia, media, Media research, Russia, Sandra Veinberg, sensorship, Sweden, Syria, the Swedish Building Workers’ Byggnads PR campaign | Leave a comment