No. 2 (17) (2024)

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Published: 2024-12-18

Foreword

Foreword

Bartłomiej Łódzki

5-6
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Artykuły

Climate disinformation on the internet and social media. Analysis of the phenomenon

Katarzyna Bąkowicz

7-18
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Adaptation to climate change: IOM and UNHCR approaches to communication on climate migration

Małgorzata Kocierz

19-31
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The role of digital media in the environmental activism

Dali Osepashvili

33-43
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How (not) to communicate about the environmental implications and impacts of AI technologies

Katarzyna Molek-Kozakowska, Robert Radziej

45-57
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Environment, youth, and policy-making discussion: A conversation analysis on Think Policy’s YouTube channel

Bruce Dame Laoera, Rosita M. Uyun

59-75
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Perception of climate change by students of Journalism and Social Communication at the University of Gdansk

Michalina Ahmad

77-94
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Eco-terrorism in two scenes – the media image of the Just Stop Oil and Riposte Alimentaire actions in Poland and Germany

Agnieszka Całek, Agnieszka Szymańska, Agnieszka Walecka-Rynduch

95-114
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Environmental communication as a potential for Denmark’s climate diplomacy

Marta Ryniejska-Kiełdanowicz, Ewa Lebioda

115-129
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The Communication Gap in the Climate Debate: The Invisibility of the Animal Farming Sector as a Climate and Environmental Threat

Marcin Anaszewicz

131-146
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Does digital technology and artificial intelligence benefit photography as an art medium? Based on the examples of works awarded at Dali International Exhibition of Photography 2023 and Sony World Photography Awards 2023

Karolina Aszyk

149-164
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Publishing advertisement in the interwar period

Michał Makowski

165-189
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Genres, categories and tags in linear and non-linear television

Monika Wawer

191-212
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