Iran Media Program
The Iran Media Program is a collaborative network designed to enhance the understanding of Iran's media ecology. Our goal is to strengthen a global network of Iranian media scholars and practitioners (the Iran Media Scholars Network) and to contribute to Iran's civil society and the wider policy-making community by providing a more nuanced understanding of the role of media and the flow of information in Iran. For more information about the Iran Media Program, visit the program's website.
Submissions from 2014
Whither Blogestan: Evaluating Shifts in Persian Cyberspace, Laurent Giacobino, Arash Abadpour, Collin Anderson, Fred Petrossian, and Caroline Nelleman
Liking Facebook in Tehran: Social Networking in Iran, Iran Media Program
Submissions from 2013
Presidential Candidates: A Look at ICT Policy Rhetoric, Iran Media Program
Citation Filtered: Iran’s Censorship of Wikipedia, Nima Nazeri and Collin Anderson
The Political Affiliations of Iranian Newspapers, Shahram Rafizadeh and Mahsa Alimardani
The Islamic Republic’s Political Elite & Syria: Understanding What They Think Through Iranian Media Narratives, Farzan Sabet
Soft War: A New Episode in the Old Conflicts Between Iran and the United States, Farzan Sabet and Roozbeh Safshekan
Facing Boundaries, Finding Freedom: An In-Depth Report on Iranian Journalists Working in Iran, Magdalena Wojcieszak, Amy Brouillette, and Briar Smith
Outside In: The Practices of Iranian Diaspora Journalists, Magdalena Wojcieszak, Amy Brouillette, and Briar Smith
Will Politics be Tweeted? New Media Use by Iranian Youth in 2011, Magdalena Wojcieszak and Briar Smith
Finding a Way - How Iranian Reach for News and Information, Magdalena Wojcieszak, Briar Smith, and Mahmood Enayat
Submissions from 2012
Numbers Which Make the News: Online Seminar Series Final Report, Arash Abadpour
National Web Studies: Mapping Iran Online, Richard Rogers, Esther Weltevrede, Sabine Niederer, and Erik Borra