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Rune Ottosen (1950)
graduated in journalism in 1973 ( Rune
Ottosen has together with professor Stig Arne Nohrstedt edited a comparative
international study of the Gulf Conflict coverage in several countries. The
volume is titled "Journalism and the New World Order. Gulf War,
National News Discourse and Globalization". Together with Stig A.
Nohrstedet he in 2004 published Rune
Ottosen is deputy leader in the Norwegian Association of Press-and Media
History and was president of The Norwegian Non-fiction Writers and
Translator Association 2001-2005. He is also a member of TRANSCEND - a Peace and Development
Network and is involved in a group working with Peace journalism in Toda
Institute. He has
been invited as guest lecturer to a number of Universities in Norway, Sweden,
Denmark, Belgium, Estonia, USA and South Africa, Nepal and Pakistan. Publications
in English and German A New Information Order – But What
Order (with Stig A. Nohrstedt) in The Nordic Countries and the World
Perspectives from research and Media Communication. A book for Ulla Carlsson,
Director Ulla Carlsson (ed) lennart Weibull. Framing War with Facts and
Fiction in the Cultural Field (ed with Solveig Steien). Hio Rapport no. 12
2010. Conflict Coverage in a Digital
Age¸Challenges for African Media in African Media and the Digital Public
Sphere by Mudhai, O. Fred, Wisdom J. Tetty and Fackson Banda (eds.).
London: Palgrave Macmillan (with O.F.
Mudhai) 2009. Targeting
the player. Computer games as Propaganda for the Military industrial complex.
Nordicom Review 2009 (forthcoming). The Military-Industrial
Complex Revisited. Computer Games as War Propaganda in Television & New Media Vol. 10 no. 1 2009. The Nordic journalists of
tomorrow, an exploration of first years journalism students in Denmark,
Finland, Sweden and Norway (with Gunn
Bjørnsen, Volda University College, Jan Fredrik Hovden, Volda University College, Ida Schultz, Roskilde
University and Henrika
Zilliacus-Tikkanen, University of Helsinki) in Nordicom Review no. 1 2009. Video Games as War Propaganda: Can Peace Journalism Offer an
Alternative Approach? In Peace & Policy Vol. 13, 2008. War Journalism in Threath Society: Peace journalism as a strategy for
challenging the mediated culture of fear? In Conflict & Communication
online, Vol. 7, No. 2, 2008 (with Stig A. Nohrstedt). The Military-Industrial Complex Revisited: Computer Games as War
Propaganda in Television & New Media, Oct. 2008. The Reagans: Fiction, History or Propaganda in Riegert Kristina:
Politicotainment. Televisions Take on the Real. Emphasising Images in Peace Journalism:. Theory and Practice in the
Case of Targeting the audience. Video Games as War Propaganda in Entertainment
and News. Paper presented to the
conference ”The Philosophy of Computer Games, Reggio Emilio, September 11 in Norwegian Media: Media Images of the Local
Threat in How the World's News Media Reacted to 9/11. Spokane: Marquette Books LLC (with Tine Ustad Figenschou). War and conflict coverage in a digital age: challenges in the South.
Paper presented to the African Media and Norwegian Journalism Students-Sensation Seekers or Idealists? Paper
presentet to ICA-Dresden June 19-23 2006 (with Gunn Bjørnsen and Jan Fredrik
Hovden)
Global
War – Local Views. Media Images of the Introduction
in Global War – Local Views. Media Images of the Good-doers
or Bad-doers? Images of the War in The
significance of journalism in fighting corruption. Seminar on media and
corruption, The
Norwegian Media Image of the War in Peace
Journalism vs. War Propaganda. Paper presented to the Conference Norway’s
Pathway to Peace. Tacoma-Washington January 13 2005. Good-doers
or Bad-doers. The Norwegian Media Image of the War in The
Image of Norway’s Participation in the War Against Terror”.Paper
presented to the Psychology and Public Opinion at the IAMCR conference July
25-30 2004. Mr.
President: The Enemy is closer than You Might Think in The
Norwegian Media Image of the War in Fiction
or News? A Quest for Multidisciplinary Research on the Entertainment Industry
and Its Effects on Journalism. Nordicom Information no. 2 2004. The
significance of journalism in fighting corruption. Paper presented to the
conference "The importance of a free media in the fight against
corruption" Spin and
Win. Media Relations to War and PropagandaPaper presented to CERP – The
Kosovo War in the Media - Analysis of a Global Discursive Order (with Höijer,
Birgitta & Nohrstedt, Stig Arne) conflict & communication online no.
2 2002. Gloabalisation
of War News. Challenges for Media research (with Stig Arne Nohrstedt)
in Hjarvard, Stig (ed.): News in a Globalized Society. Gøteborg: Nordicom
2001. Journalism
and the Studying
the The
Media Gulf War and its Aftermath (with Heikki Luostarinen) in Journalism and
the Summary
and Conclusion. Globalization and the Gulf Conflict 1990-2000: Challenges for
War Journalism in the New World Order in Journalism and the From the
Persian Gulf to Kosovo - war journalism and propaganda (with Stig A.
Nohrstedt, Sophia Kaitatzi-Whitlock and Kristina Riegert) in European Journal
of Communication no.3 2000. News
Discourse and Propaganda in the Scandinavian Kosovo coverage. Paper presented
to the conference on War and Media in News
Discourse and Propaganda in The Norwegian Kosovo coverage. Paper presented to
the IAMCRR confreence in Teaching
Peace- and Conflict Journalism. Paper presented to the conference Higher
Education for Peace in Tromsø 4 - 6 May 2000. Rambo in
Globalisation of war news. Challenges
for media research (with Stig Arne Nohrstedt. Paper to the
conference "Global Media Cultures", Skodsborg 5-7 December 1999. Norwegian
Media and the Kosovo War: In crossfire between Serb propaganda and the NATO
spin machine, in Peter Goff (ed.): The Kosovo News and Propaganda War,
International Press Institute, 1999. How to
Handle Propaganda in War Journalism (with Stig. A. Nohrstedt) in The Peace
Journalism Option Two: What are Journalists for? 1999. Militär-Medien-Management
und Kriegsberichtersattung. Herausforerungen für den Journalismus in
begrentzten Konfikten nach dem 2. Weltkrieg" (med Heikki Luostarinen).
In Wilhelm Kemp & Irena Schmidt-Regener (red.): Krieg, Nationalismus,
Rassismus und die Medien", Müntzer: Lit Verlag, 1998. Globalization,
Journalism and the Challenges
for Journalism in Restricted Conflicts Since the Second World War",
(with Heikki Luostarinen) Paper presented to the conference Krieg,
Nationalismus, Rasismus und die Medien, Enemy
Images and the Journalistic Process (pp. 97-113), Journal of Peace Research
no. 1 1995. - 16 p. The Mass
Media as mythmaker of smart bombs and Commercializer for the Weapons Industry
(pp. 329-348). In Lessons from the Gulf War: Social Science Findings"
(Blumberg, Herbert H. & Christopher C. French (eds.), University Press of
Rambo in
Challenges
for journalism Research in the New World Order, (with Stig Arne Nohrstedt)
Paper presented to IAMCR in Science
Journalism without Science Journalists (med Martin Eide) (pp. 425-434),
Public Understanding of Science no. 4 1994. - 9 p. Enemy
Images and their impact on the journalistisc process. A comperative study of
the coverage of four international conflcts in three Norwegian dailies. Paper
presented to the international Association of mass Communication
Research", Enlightenment
from a Middle Ground. The case of Norwegian Science Journalism. Paper
presented to the Working group: Science Information in the World"
International Association of mass Communication Research", Media
Reporting in War: Public Relations vs. journalism, PRIO Report no.5 1992.- 25
p. Truth:
The First Victim of a War (pp. 329-348). In Triumph of the Image: The
Media´s War in the The Mass
Media as mythmaker of smart bombs and Commercializer for the Weapons Industry
(pp. 71-85), The Bulletin of Peace Proposals No. 1, 1992. - 14 p. The
Allied Forces´ "Media Victory" in the Gulf. News
Reporting in International Conflicts: Public Relations and Propaganda vs.
Journalism, Paper presented to the XVIIth Conference in the International
Association of Mass Communication Research in Guraju, Sao Paulo, Brazil
August 10-16, 1992. - 21 p. The Gulf
War with the Media as Hostage, PRIO Report no.4 1991. - 72 p. Enemy
Images in Norwegian Media since the Thaw in East-West Relations ( s. 52-55), The
NORDICOM Review of Nordic Mass Communication Research no. 1 1991. - 3 p. Science
and journalism - A survey of science writing in Norwegian dailies, Paper
presentert på konferansen Public Communication of Science & Technology,
Madrid May 21-24 1991. - 6 p. Why
truth is the first victim of war. Paper presented to the IAMCR conference:
Propaganda and Disinformation in Gulf War Reporting, The The Use of Scientists in Television Programmes. Paper presented to the conference Research in Journalism in Dubrovnic May 4-9 1987. - 24 p. Published in: In Peter Dahlgren (ed.) Further Directions in Journalism Research, Stockholms Universitet 1990:2. |
