Editor’s Note
Editor’s Note

Summary/Abstract: We live in time when communication takes place in a digital environment and when journalism is going digital itself. The values that underpin accountable journalism and public relations, along with the average citizen’s need for reliable and abundant information, provide bearings for anyone trying to make sense of the current changes across the media landscape. In this issue of Media Studies, we decided to focus on content producers – journalists and public relation officers, stressing the question of regulation and the professionalization of these two occupations, and their public perception as well. While the digital age is rewriting the role of journalism and public relations, it is not expected that the industry will search for and find a business model to support quality journalism. Quality education remains the most important link in the information chain.

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