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Professor Nicholas W. Jankowski

Former Visiting Fellow
Professor Nicholas W. Jankowski

Professor
Nicholas W. Jankowski

Former Visiting Fellow

About

Nicholas W. Jankowski is Associate Professor in the Department of Communication, University of Nijmegen. He has studied community media and other small-scale forms of communication since the mid-1970s. His publications include: The Contours of Multimedia (with L. Hanssen, Luton, 1996); Community Media in the Information Age (Hampton, 2002); and A Handbook of Qualitative Methodologies for Mass Communication Research (with K.B. Jensen, Routledge, 1991). He is preparing a textbook on new media research with Martine van Selm (Sage, 2003).

Nicholas is initiator and co-editor of the journal New Media & Society, a founding board member of the European Institute of Communication and Culture (Euricom) and editor of the Hampton Press book series Euricom Monographs: Communicative Innovations and Democracy. At the OII, Nicholas studied the use of the Internet in election campaigns.

Positions at the OII

  • Visiting Fellow, March 2004 - August 2004

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