The Iran Media Program (IMP) conducted a survey of Iranian journalists living and working outside Iran. The IMP’s aim was to examine more closely the role and relationship between Iranian reporters abroad and their international and domestic audiences, as well as to broaden our knowledge of the Iranian diaspora media culture. With this report, the IMP hopes to contribute new insights regarding the transnational dimensions of Iranian journalism, as well as how Iranian journalists working outside Iran view their roles within and perspectives on the broader Iranian media ecosystem. The IMP’s research adds to a growing body of knowledge regarding the dynamics of Iran’s domestic media environment and news-consuming public
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The Iran Media Program conducted a survey of Iranian journalists living and working outside Iran. Ou...
The Iran Media Program (IMP) conducted a survey of Iranian journalists living and working outside Ir...
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This paper investigates the role of Australian media in feelings of home and belonging amongst the I...
At 17:00 on January 14, 2009, the Persian television of BBC World Service began broadcasting its pro...
This study analyzed media bias in the coverage of Iran by studying the covers of Time magazine that ...
The Iran Media Program conducted a survey of Iranian journalists living and working outside Iran. Ou...
The Iran Media Program (IMP) conducted a survey of Iranian journalists living and working outside Ir...
This article investigates the ways in which Iranian-Australians engage with Iranian state and diaspo...
Over the centuries, the presence of the Iranian diaspora, especially Iranians in India, has prompted...
Despite extensive documentation of and attention to direct state pressure on journalists and the alm...
Drawing on interview data from research with Persian language international broadcasters (IBs), this...
This degree project focuses on the representation and intersection of the voice of the Iranian local...
Journalists in Iran work in a complex situation. In this study through conducting in-depth interview...
The Iran Media Program publishes its groundbreaking 2011-2012 report on media consumption in Iran: F...
This article looks at the shifting position of the 'Iranian diaspora' in relation to Iran as it is i...
In this thesis I examine the role of media in the search for a sense of ontological security by the ...
Throughout the history of contemporary Iran, the mass media have found themselves caught up in the t...
This paper investigates the role of Australian media in feelings of home and belonging amongst the I...
At 17:00 on January 14, 2009, the Persian television of BBC World Service began broadcasting its pro...
This study analyzed media bias in the coverage of Iran by studying the covers of Time magazine that ...