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Tamir SheaferProfessor of Political Science and Communication, The Hebrew University of JerusalemVerified email at mail.huji.ac.il- Gadi WolfsfeldReichman University, Herzliya, IsraelVerified email at huji.ac.il
- Ayelet Baram-TsabariProfessor of Science Communication and Science Education, Technion - Israel Institute ofVerified email at technion.ac.il
- Ilan ManorUniversity of OxfordVerified email at stx.ox.ac.uk
- Sandrine BoudanaTel Aviv UniversityVerified email at post.tau.ac.il
- Nathan StoleroResearch Associate, Tel Aviv UniversityVerified email at post.tau.ac.il
- Limor ShifmanProfessor, Department of Communication, Hebrew University of JerusalemVerified email at mail.huji.ac.il
- Shaul Shenhavassociate professor, the hebrew university of JerusalemVerified email at mail.huji.ac.il
- Niv AhituvProfessor of Management, Tel Aviv UniversityVerified email at tauex.tau.ac.il
- Asaf NissenbaumPhD Graduate, Department of Communication and Journalism, Hebrew University of JerusalemVerified email at mail.huji.ac.il
- Aviv J. SharonTechnion – Israel Institute of TechnologyVerified email at technion.ac.il
- Thomas HillsProfessorVerified email at warwick.ac.uk
- María-Ángeles Cabrera-GonzálezProfesora Titular de Periodismo, Universidad de MálagaVerified email at uma.es
- Karine NahonAssociate Professor, Reichman University and University of Washington;Verified email at uw.edu
- Pazit Ben-Nun BloomAssociate Professor, Hebrew University of JerusalemVerified email at mail.huji.ac.il
- Diana IngenhoffUniversity of FribourgVerified email at unifr.ch
- Moran YarchiReichman University (IDC) IsraelVerified email at idc.ac.il
- Tal Samuel-AzranAssociate Professor, Reichman University (Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya/IDC))Verified email at idc.ac.il
- Gal YavetzBar-Ilan UniversityVerified email at biu.ac.il
- Nurit GuttmanDepartment of Communication Tel Aviv UniversityVerified email at tauex.tau.ac.il
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