The spiral of silence in Poland – we do not want to publicly express opinions that we perceive as inconsistent with the majority view
During the week of May 12–16, 2025, the Laboratory of Media Studies at the University of Warsaw conducted a survey using the CATI method (Computer Assisted Telephone Interview). Over five consecutive days, interviewers carried out interviews with a total of 1,100 respondents.
We invite you to check out the first results!
On 22 May 2025, representatives of the University of Warsaw Laboratory for Media Studies took part in the World Media Economics and Management Conference (WMEMC) 2025.
Professor Tomasz Gackowski and Marlena Sztyber-Popko, MA, delivered a presentation entitled “Beyond Self-Reports: Biometric Insights into the Impact of AI on Journalistic Practices”.
Adam Balcerzak, MSc, and Marcin Łączyński, MA, presented a paper entitled “Gameplay Data Analytics and Synchronization in Unreal Engine”.
We are delighted to have had the opportunity to share our knowledge with an international audience!
On May 29, Professor Anna Mierzecka, member of the Laboratory for Media Studies, will take part in a debate on the use of generative AI in scientific research.
Join us at the GenAI in Higher Education conference at the University of Warsaw!
We are pleased to announce that a new article co-authored by Professor Anna Mierzecka and Professor Małgorzata Kisilowska-Szurmińska has been published in the prestigious journal Information Research – an international electronic journal, under the title Public library services for migrants in national government policies across eight European countries: a comparative analysis.
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