CONCEPTUAL INTERVIEW: PECULIARITIES OF THE GENRE AND THE JOURNALIST’S WORK METHODS
Authors: Peculiarities of conceptual interview as a genre of universal publicism, the journalist’s work methods and conditions that enable a complete realization of the genre are analyzed in the article.
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Abstract Peculiarities of conceptual interview as a genre of universal publicism, the journalist’s work methods and conditions that enable a complete realization of the genre are analyzed in the article. Key words: conceptual interview, universal publicism, informational journalism, penetrative thought,
Peculiarities of conceptual interview as a genre of universal publicism, the journalist’s work methods and conditions that enable a complete realization of the genre are analyzed in the article.. (2025). CONCEPTUAL INTERVIEW: PECULIARITIES OF THE GENRE AND THE JOURNALIST’S WORK METHODS. Journal of Computer Science, 25(2), 1-7.
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NEOCOLONIAL SUBTEXT IN WESTERN MEDIA COVERAGE OF UKRAINIAN CRISIS
Authors: The article examines one of the key factors of modern European philosophy and outlook - neocolonialistic and orientalistic mentality of nowadays Europe and its impact on the informatioanal sphere and the character of inernational relations.
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Abstract The article examines one of the key factors of modern European philosophy and outlook - neocolonialistic and orientalistic mentality of nowadays Europe and its impact on the informatioanal sphere and the character of inernational relations. Neocolonialism and orientalism are, thus, studied in the context of the analysis of western media coverage of Ukrainian crisis which occasionaly appears to be stereotyped and deeply engaged.
The article examines one of the key factors of modern European philosophy and outlook - neocolonialistic and orientalistic mentality of nowadays Europe and its impact on the informatioanal sphere and the character of inernational relations.. (2025). NEOCOLONIAL SUBTEXT IN WESTERN MEDIA COVERAGE OF UKRAINIAN CRISIS. Journal of Computer Science, 25(2), 1-6.
Serial: 3
Andriy Melnyk 1
Authors: Interactions of philosophical and journalistic spheres, mediatization of philosophy are main problems of this article. Author considers public philosophy of contemporary Ukrainian philosopher Serhiy Krymsky and determines a role of philosophical journalism in modern media discourse.
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Abstract Interactions of philosophical and journalistic spheres, mediatization of philosophy are main problems of this article. Author considers public philosophy of contemporary Ukrainian philosopher Serhiy Krymsky and determines a role of philosophical journalism in modern media discourse. Key words: Serhiy Krymsky, philosophy, journalism, newspaper, mediatization, society, spiritualness, public intellectual, public thinker
Interactions of philosophical and journalistic spheres, mediatization of philosophy are main problems of this article. Author considers public philosophy of contemporary Ukrainian philosopher Serhiy Krymsky and determines a role of philosophical journalism in modern media discourse.. (2025). Andriy Melnyk 1. Journal of Computer Science, 25(2), 1-9.
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(IN VIEW OF DIFFERENT UKRAINIAN AND RUSSIAN PRINTED MEDIA) Volodymyr Vakulych 1 Igor Sharov 2
Authors: EVENTS AT MAIDAN NEZALEZHNOSTI OF UKRAINE IN AUTUMN 2013 – WINTER 2014 (IN VIEW OF DIFFERENT UKRAINIAN AND RUSSIAN PRINTED MEDIA) Volodymyr Vakulych1 Igor Sharov2
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Abstract The article deals with some peculiarities of highlighting sociopolitical events in Ukraine in autumn 2013 and in winter 2014 by some leading Ukrainian and Russian printed mass media and their personal attitude concerning the course of these events. Sociopolitical situation that was created in Ukraine at the end of 2013 proved that sizable gap between the public and power holders’ conscience, progress and regression. The discrepancies in the future vision of geopolitical location of Ukraine led to the mass protests that started in November 2013. The events that took place in the night from 29th to 30th of November and during January - February 2014 made the front page of all mass media, both Ukrainian and foreign, and those of the Russian Federation in particular.
EVENTS AT MAIDAN NEZALEZHNOSTI OF UKRAINE IN AUTUMN 2013 – WINTER 2014 (IN VIEW OF DIFFERENT UKRAINIAN AND RUSSIAN PRINTED MEDIA) Volodymyr Vakulych1 Igor Sharov2. (2025). (IN VIEW OF DIFFERENT UKRAINIAN AND RUSSIAN PRINTED MEDIA) Volodymyr Vakulych 1 Igor Sharov 2. Journal of Computer Science, 25(2), 1-11.
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MANAGEMENT OF FORMALISED MARKETING AND MEDIA ACTIVITIES IN OUTSOURCING COMPANIES IN THE AGE OF COMPETITIVENESS, WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS
Authors: MANAGEMENT OF FORMALISED MARKETING AND MEDIA ACTIVITIES IN OUTSOURCING COMPANIES IN THE AGE OF COMPETITIVENESS, WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON CONTEMPORARY MARKETING APPROACH Łukasz Kozakowski1
MANAGEMENT OF FORMALISED MARKETING AND MEDIA ACTIVITIES IN OUTSOURCING COMPANIES IN THE AGE OF COMPETITIVENESS, WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON CONTEMPORARY MARKETING APPROACH Łukasz Kozakowski1. (2025). MANAGEMENT OF FORMALISED MARKETING AND MEDIA ACTIVITIES IN OUTSOURCING COMPANIES IN THE AGE OF COMPETITIVENESS, WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS. Journal of Computer Science, 25(2), 1-9.
Serial: 6
In 2014, Poland, together with the rest of Central and Eastern Europe, celebrated anniversaries of events which had marked milestones in the country’s transition from a former Soviet satellite into a liberal market democracy. These included the 25th an- niversary of the partly free Polish parliamentary elections and the formation of the first non-communist government since the end of World War II, which triggered subsequent events of 1989 in the region, the 15th anniversary of NATO enlargement in 1999, and the 10th anniversary of the EU membership. The main focus of the media was on the politi- cal events and their economic consequences, but the changes which these events pre- cipitated have affected all areas of both public life and individual lives of the Poles, and may be analyzed from different perspectives. The article explores the developments in Poland over the past quarter of a century from the point of view of foreign language teaching, with a particular stress on a relatively new phenomenon, being an increased demand and new opportunities for teaching Polish as a foreign language.
Authors: POLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE: NEW CONTEXT, REGULATIONS AND PROSPECTS Anna Popławska, Roman Wisz1
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Abstract The article provides an overview of the developments in Poland after the collapse of commu- nism in 1989 from the point of view of foreign language teaching, including a swift reorientation and transition from a public school system with Russian as the main foreign language, to a diver- sified language teaching market focused on teaching English and other languages. A particular stress is placed on a relatively new phenomenon, being an increased demand and new opportu- nities for teaching Polish as a foreign language to be further promoted as a result of anticipated amendments to legal regulations governing the status and certification of the Polish language. Key words : foreign language teaching in Poland, language certificates, Polish as a foreign language.
POLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE: NEW CONTEXT, REGULATIONS AND PROSPECTS Anna Popławska, Roman Wisz1. (2025). In 2014, Poland, together with the rest of Central and Eastern Europe, celebrated anniversaries of events which had marked milestones in the country’s transition from a former Soviet satellite into a liberal market democracy. These included the 25th an- niversary of the partly free Polish parliamentary elections and the formation of the first non-communist government since the end of World War II, which triggered subsequent events of 1989 in the region, the 15th anniversary of NATO enlargement in 1999, and the 10th anniversary of the EU membership. The main focus of the media was on the politi- cal events and their economic consequences, but the changes which these events pre- cipitated have affected all areas of both public life and individual lives of the Poles, and may be analyzed from different perspectives. The article explores the developments in Poland over the past quarter of a century from the point of view of foreign language teaching, with a particular stress on a relatively new phenomenon, being an increased demand and new opportunities for teaching Polish as a foreign language.. Journal of Computer Science, 25(2), 1-6.
Serial: 7
Rafał Kurowski
Authors: Abstract The history of pirate, illegal television stations in Poland is presented here against the broader background of systemic transformations (both political and legal). According to the author of the article, it was an inevitable phenomenon, closely linked to the creation of the foundations of a dem- ocratic, lawful state with free-market economy. They were a factor which enforced acceleration of political change, legislative works and affected the change of the programming offer. Although pirate television stations were a short-lived phenomenon, they had huge impact on the later devel- opment of electronic media in Poland.
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Abstract The history of pirate, illegal television stations in Poland is presented here against the broader background of systemic transformations (both political and legal). According to the author of the article, it was an inevitable phenomenon, closely linked to the creation of the foundations of a dem- ocratic, lawful state with free-market economy. They were a factor which enforced acceleration of political change, legislative works and affected the change of the programming offer. Although pirate television stations were a short-lived phenomenon, they had huge impact on the later devel- opment of electronic media in Poland. Keywords: television, the media, pirate stations, history of television, media law.
Abstract The history of pirate, illegal television stations in Poland is presented here against the broader background of systemic transformations (both political and legal). According to the author of the article, it was an inevitable phenomenon, closely linked to the creation of the foundations of a dem- ocratic, lawful state with free-market economy. They were a factor which enforced acceleration of political change, legislative works and affected the change of the programming offer. Although pirate television stations were a short-lived phenomenon, they had huge impact on the later devel- opment of electronic media in Poland.. (2025). Rafał Kurowski. Journal of Computer Science, 25(2), 1-9.
Serial: 8
THE WORLD OF JOURNALISM – THE WORLD OF PUBLIC RELATIONS ASSESSMENT OF CHANGES IN RELATIONS BETWEEN JOURNALISTS AND PR MANAGERS IN POLAND
Authors: Not stated in source PDF
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Abstract The paper presents a comparative look at the results of similar studies relating to the diag- nosis of cooperation between the journalists and representatives of the PR industry in Poland. Comparable subjects, arising from the similarity of used research tools, as well as comparable attempts of the research on both environments provide good opportunities of drawing overlapping conclusions from the two research projects. Although standardization of the cooperation between journalists and PR professionals is very difficult and its description is limited by a number of vari- ables and differentiating factors, comparing both studies makes it possible to draw conclusions about some changes or elements that have remained unchanged in relations PR managers – jour- nalists in Poland over the last 11 years.
Not stated in source PDF. (2025). THE WORLD OF JOURNALISM – THE WORLD OF PUBLIC RELATIONS ASSESSMENT OF CHANGES IN RELATIONS BETWEEN JOURNALISTS AND PR MANAGERS IN POLAND. Journal of Computer Science, 25(2), 1-7.
Serial: 9
IDEOLOGICAL FACTOR IN MASS COMMUNICATION: HISTORICAL AND THEORETICAL ASPECTS
Authors: Taras Lylo 1
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Abstract The article examines the communication nature of ideology, its capacity to serve as a media- tor between ideological principles (theory) and political practice. Apart from that, the author shows that the basic paradigms of communication research are ideologically marked and the dominant paradigm is based on the values of liberal democracy, while representatives of the alternative re- search paradigm mainly attempt at exposing the inadequacy of liberal pluralist ideology. Keywords: mass communication, ideology, media, Marxism, Liberalism, the mediator