Public service news and digital media by Sehl, A, Cornia, A, Nielsen, R

“…How are public service media services delivering news in an increasingly digital environment? …”

Public service news and social media by Sehl, A, Cornia, A, Nielsen, R

“…What strategies do public service media have for news distribution on social media? …”

Developing digital news in public service media by Sehl, A, Cornia, A, Nielsen, R

“…This report explores how public service media (PSM) across six European countries are developing new projects and products to deliver digital news. …”

Old, educated, and politically diverse: The audience of public service news by Schulz, A, Levy, D, Nielsen, R

Analysis of the Relation Between and Impact of Public Service Media and Private Media by Nielsen, R, Fletcher, R, Sehl, A, Levy, D

“…We find that: 1) There is a significant amount of research that assess the political impact of public service media. 2) There is less research on the social impact of public service media. 3) There is little research that assesses the market impact of public service media.…”

Public service media and news in a digital media environment: a study of six countries by Sehl, A, Cornia, A, Nielsen, R

“…In this paper, we examine how the public service media (PSM) in six European coun-tries (Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, and the United Kingdom) are delivering news in an increasingly digital media environment. …”

Newsroom integration as an organizational challenge:approaches of European public service media from a comparative perspective by Sehl, A, Cornia, A, Graves, L, Nielsen, R

“…In this paper, we examine to what extent public service media (PSM) in six European countries have integrated or are integrating their newsrooms in order to adapt to an increasingly digital media environment. …”

Paying for online news: a comparative analysis of six countries by Fletcher, R, Nielsen, R

“…However, consuming free online news from public service media does not by itself create a reference price of zero for online news.…”

Digital-born and legacy news media on twitter during the German federal election by Majó-Vázquez, S, Nurse, J, Simon, F, Nielsen, R

“…Their findings suggest that legacy news media – especially the main public service media organizations and the most important weeklies – figured very prominently in political discussions on Twitter. …”