No. 2 (48) (2025)

In scholarly publications, attention is given to and analysis is conducted of the presence of Ukrainian culture in the media and communication landscape of the United States, the commemoration of the Russian–Ukrainian war, manifestations of the “sacred war” as one of the key dimensions of Russia’s armed aggression against Ukraine, the transformation of podcasting, the specific features of the transformation of media consumption among university students, the compliance of Ukrainian Telegram channels’ content with the key principles of medialogy, the structural, linguistic, and visual characteristics of disinformation content on Telegram, theoretical approaches to understanding the nature of crisis communication in journalism, the transformation of editorial functions in the era of cross-media educational content, media production integrating artificial intelligence into publishing processes, as well as methods and technologies for teaching specialized disciplines, among other topics.