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Qissa and Popular Hindi Cinema

Anjali Gera Roy

In: Storytelling in World Cinemas. Vol. 2: Contexts

Lina Khatib (ed.)

London; New York: Wallflower Press (2013), pp. 183-194

"While acknowledging the contribution of the dominant Hindi Sanskritic narrative tradition to the shaping of popular Hindi cinema, this chapter aims to explore the alternative narrative streams that have governed storytelling in Hindi films, particularly the Perso-Arabic legacy of the qissa and dast ... more

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Clouds of Unknowing: Buddhism and Bhutanese Cinema

Shohini Chaudhuri, Sue Clayton

In: Storytelling in World Cinemas. Vol. 2: Contexts

Lina Khatib (ed.)

London; New York: Wallflower Press (2013), pp. 157-171

"In this chapter, we have looked at how Buddhism and orality have been translated into film in Bhutan. We have argued, that cinema operates as a secondary oral medium, through the various rituals of production, distribution and consumption and, most significantly, at the level of story construction. ... more

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Storytelling in World Cinemas. Vol. 2: Contexts

Lina Khatib (ed.)

London; New York: Wallflower Press (2013), x, 198 pp.

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Citizen Journalism in the Context of New Evangelization: The Place of Digital Social Media in Church Communication

Innocent Ebere Uwah

Jos Studies, volume 21 (2013), pp. 107-122

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Religion and the Internet: A Microcosm for Studying Internet Trends and Implications

Heidi A. Campbell

New Media & Society, volume 15, issue 5 (2013), pp. 680-694

"Through a critical overview of research on religion online, five central research areas emerge related to social practices, online-offline connections, community, identity, and authority online. It is also argued that observations about these themes not only point to specific trends within religiou ... more

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Los canales católicos de Hispanoamérica

Leandro Lanzotti

Rosario: Buena Nueva Comunicación (BNC) (2013), 22 pp.

"Este estudio consta de 53 preguntas sobre el personal de los canales, las audiencias, el financiamiento, la programación y las necesidades de formación del personal. Recibieron la encuesta 37 canales de televisión, de los cuales respondieron 23 en 15 países. En relación a los recursos humanos, ... more

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Exploring the Diegesis of the Haridasi Kirtan: A Critical Study

Sanjay Ranade

Religion and Social Communication, volume 11, issue 1 (2013), pp. 22-32

"It is argued that to identify an Indian theory of communication Rasa and Dhvani experience must be studied in multimedia and multicultural contexts of the contemporary media universe and that such a theory shall emerge better from an in depth study of Indian folk media. The study explores the world ... more

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Mídias e religiões: A comunicação e a fé em sociedades em midiatização

São Leopoldo: Editora Unisinos;Casa Leiria (2013), [226 pp.]

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Digital Religion: Understanding Religious Practice in New Media Worlds

Heidi A. Campbell (ed.)

Abingdon, Oxon; New York: Routledge (2013), xi, 272 pp.

"Digital Religion offers a critical and systematic survey of the study of religion and new media. It covers religious engagement with a wide range of new media forms and highlights examples of new media engagement in all five of the major world religions. From cell phones and video games to blogs an ... more

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Christen in großer Bedrängnis: Diskriminierung und Unterdrückung. Dokumentation 2013

Berthold Pelster (Red.)

München: Kirche in Not (2013), 184 pp.

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Media and New Religious Movements in Japan

Nobutaka Inoue

Journal of Religion in Japan, volume 1, issue 2 (2012), pp. 121-141

"Many modern new religions in Japan, by using the mass media in their missionary work, managed to increase their influence on society in a very short time. With time, their use of media has also diversified, now covering all available formats: newspapers and journals, radio and TV, CS and video, the ... more

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Hizbullah’s Image Management Strategy

Lina Khatib

Los Angeles: Figueroa Press (2012), 57 pp.

"The Lebanese paramilitary political party Hizbullah is the leading Islamist group in the world in terms of possessing a sophisticated image management strategy. This strategy is reliant on a number of components, from media outlets and products to public displays to the use of personified politics. ... more

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Getting the Facts Right: Reporting Ethnicity and Religion. A Study of Media Coverage of Ethnicity and Religion in Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Lithuania, Slovakia and the United Kingdom

Verica Rupar

Media Diversity Institute;Article 19;International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) (2012), 71 pp.

"This study brings journalists back to the centre of inquiry about the media’s role in covering ethnicity and religion. It asks: What professional norms guide editors and journalists when reporting on ethnicity and religion? What news gathering tools are most commonly used? What are the institutio ... more

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Programa 'Fala Que Eu Te Escuto': O duelo subliminar entre Deus e o Diabo na terra do televangelismo

Dora Deise Stephan Moreira

Fortaleza: Intercom – Sociedade Brasileira de Estudos Interdisciplinares da Comunicação, XXXV Congresso Brasileiro de Ciências da Comunicação (2012), 15 pp.

"O presente artigo tem como tema central o programa Fala Que Eu Te Escuto, produzido pela Igreja Universal do Reino de Deus. Exibido diariamente no início da madrugada na Rede Record, trata-se de um programa em que o sagrado traveste-se de profano. Embora dê a impressão de ser um programa secular ... more

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jihad.de. Jihadistische Online-Propaganda: Empfehlungen für Gegenmaßnahmen in Deutschland

Asiem El Difraoui

Berlin: Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (SWP) (2012), 35 pp.

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50 Stunden Programm im Monat, 150 Millionen Hörerkontakte: Die Verkündigungssendungen der katholischen Kirche im ARD-Hörfunk

Joachim Opahle

Communicatio Socialis, volume 45, issue 4 (2012), pp. 382-390

"Blickt man auf die Statistik aller derzeit angebotenen Kirchensendungen, zeigt sich, dass die Radio-Verkündigung schon rein quantitativ keineswegs eine zu vernachlässigende Medienaktivität der Kirchen darstellt. Die neun öffentlich-rechtlichen ARD-Sender sowie Deutschlandfunk und Deutschlandrad ... io veranstalten 94 Hörfunkprogramme. 69 davon werden als klassische Hörfunkwellen terrestrisch ausgestrahlt (vgl. Funkkorrespondenz 37/2012). Von diesen 69 Wellen enthalten 42 Wellen konfessionelle Verkündigungsbeiträge. Die Arbeitsgemeinschaft der kirchlichen Senderbeauftragten in der ARD, die eine Statistik über Formate, Umfang und Reichweiten dieser sogenannten Verkündigungssendungen führt, hat im November 2012 erhoben, dass in der Summe allein in katholischer Verantwortung bundesweit monatlich etwa 50 Stunden Hörfunkprogramm ausgestrahlt werden. Die Daten auf evangelischer Seite sind entsprechend. Waren es in den Anfängen des Radios zumeist klassische Wortbeiträge nach Art der „Worte für den Tag“, haben sich die Formate kirchlicher Sendungen in den zurückliegenden Jahrzehnten deutlich diversifiziert und nach Zielgruppen spezifiziert. Die Formatvielfalt reicht von anderthalbminütigen Spots bis zu Halbstunden-Features. Dabei bedient man sich einer bunten Palette radiophoner Gestaltungselemente (Musik, O-Töne, Atmo, Interview). Nicht zu vergessen: die in der Regel einstündigen Live-Gottesdienstübertragungen. Den größten Anteil an kirchlichen Sendungen bilden mit etwa 60 Prozent die „Kurzverkündigungen“, die auf allen Wellen anzutreffen sind. Die Formate heißen „Worte für den Tag“, „Worte auf den Weg“, „Morgengruß“, „Anstoß“ oder „Zwischenruf“ und bewegen sich in einer Länge von 1:30 Min. (z.B. MDR, „Augenblick mal“) bis 4:30 Min. (Deutschlandfunk, „Morgenandacht“). Ein Großteil dieser Beiträge läuft in den Morgenstunden zwischen 5:45 und 10 Uhr, also zur Radio-Primetime. Seit einigen Jahren haben sich auch abendliche und nächtliche Beiträge hinzugesellt, die als „Abendsegen“ (rbb) oder „Gedanken zur Nacht“ (MDR) von besinnlichem Charakter sind. Eine ähnliche Absicht verfolgen die etwa anderthalbminütigen „Nachtgedanken“ (rbb). Dabei handelt es sich um von kirchlichen Redaktionen ausgesuchte Literaturzitate, die zum Nachdenken anregen." (Seite 383-384) more

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New Approaches to the Analysis of Jihadism: Online and Offline

Rüdiger Lohlker (ed.)

Göttingen: V & R Unipress, Vienna University Press (2012), 224 pp.

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Denominational Radio Stations in French-Speaking Africa: Emergence and Development

Etienne L. Damome

African Journalism Studies, volume 33, issue 3 (2012), pp. 44-59

"Churches in Africa began using tools of social communication from the very beginning of the evangelisation process and, in so doing, helped introduce the Western press model on the African continent. Later on, cinema, radio, and, more recently, television channels and the Internet have been used as ... more

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Religious Broadcasting in the Middle East

Khaled Hroub (ed.)

New York: Columbia University Press (2012), xvi, 348 pp.

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Changing Paradigms of Ecumenical Communication

Stephen Brown

Media Development, volume 59, issue 1 (2012), pp. 33-39

"The process of communication between individuals and institutions was central to the formation of the World Council of Churches in 1948. Yet communication is often taken for granted, being understood as a tool to advance the organizational objectives of ecumenical organizations. Only on occasions h ... more