Institute for the Next Generation of Journalism and Media –

Institute for the Next Generation of Journalism and Media

Research Theme

Engaged in research on constructing a model for next-generation journalism to be trusted by citizens in the digital society.

Research Director

TANAKA, Mikihito

Faculty of Political Science and Economics, School of Political Science and Economics

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Project Members

Researchers

NAKAMURA, Osamu Associate Professor, Faculty of Political Science and Economics, School of Political Science and Economics
SAWA, Yasuomi Professor, Faculty of Education and Integrated Arts and Sciences, School of Education
TAKAHASHI, Kyoko Professor, Faculty of Political Science and Economics, School of Political Science and Economics
TANAKA, Mikihito Professor, Faculty of Political Science and Economics, School of Political Science and Economics
TSUCHIYA, Reiko Professor, Faculty of Political Science and Economics, School of Political Science and Economics

Guest Researcher / Adjunct Researcher

AOKI, Kimiko
CHIBA,Izaya
DAI, Hiroshi
KUSAKABE, Satoshi
MATSUBARA, Fumie
NAGAI, Kentaro
NAKAZAWA, Yudai
NISHIMURA, Hisako
NORO, Norio
OKUYAMA, Toshihiro
OYA, Hanayo
SHIMABUKURO, Natsuko
TAJIMA, Tomoyuki
TAKAHASHI, Hiroshi
TANAKA, Hiroshi
YAMASHITA, Yuriko
YOSHIDA, Michiko
YOSHIOKA, Shinobu

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Research Keywords

Disinformation and fact-checking,Engaged journalism, Data journalism, Solution journalism, Open journalism, Media literacy, Media archives

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Research Summary

INGJM is engaged in research on constructing a model for next-generation journalism to be trusted by citizens in the digital society. We examine the requirements for journalism to be trusted, including ‘evidence based’, ‘open’, ‘interactive’. Trusted journalism initiatives such as fact-checking, data journalism, open journalism, engaged journalism, constructive journalism and solutions journalism are being practised around the world today. INGJM is currently working on a fact-checking system, which is one of the main pillars in the fight against disinformation and misinformation. In addition, INGJM invites practitioners and researchers working on next-generation journalism, particularly engaged journalism, as lecturers to talk about their awareness of the issues and actual practices, and are collecting and systematizing case studies.

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