I am interested in how media matter for democracy. In modern democratic societies, it is common to think that the media are key for the people's rule: The idea is that the media constitute the infrastructure for the public sphere, as channels and arenas where information about politics can be disseminated and discussed, and where the citizens can present their problems for the rulers. I am interested in how well this idea works in practice - at different times through history, with different media technologies, and under different regimes. 

In my current research, I study how media matter for democracy from a user perspective. For this purpose, I co-founded the Bergen Media Use Research group at our department, which i head together with Brita Ytre-Arne. In 2022, I was awarded an ERC Consolidator Grant to launch a new project called "Distributed and prepared. A new theory of citizens’ public connection networks in the age of datafication (PREPARE)".

In my PhD thesis, I studied how media policy in different countries facilitated such a role in the internet era through the regulation of publicly funded broadcasting institutions like the BBC and NRK. A main finding was that media policy, and the regulation of these institutions, did not acknowledge the features that make the web stand out from other media platforms, while at the same time these organisations operated as public service media across platforms. I later studied how such institutions used social media.

Together with colleagues at the University of Oslo and at our department, I have also analyzed media systems in the Nordic region. A key point has been to show what is often referred to as the Nordic welfare state model cannot be understood without concern for the media. 

I have also been interested in how social media like Twitter is used for political debate. With Anders Olof Larsson, I have worked on analyses of Twitter use during election campaigns in Norway, Sweden and Denmark. This collaboration also led to contributions to debates on research ethics and methods for internet research. The empirical analysis have among other things confirmed the hunch that attention is unevenly distributed online, and that it pays to have a position offline to get heard online.

I teach courses on media and democracy, media use, new media technologies, media policy, media institutions and media history.

The most recent master course I have taught are News use, online media and democracy and Advanced topic in media use research. I've also recently a course for exchange students on Norwegian media, and the introductory course to media and communication in our program.

I also supervise master students and PhD-candidates. Get in touch to discuss project ideas!

2025

• Hallvard Moe; Brita Ytre-Arne (2025). Too uncertain: Doubt as a key to understanding news repletion. (external link)
• Kari Karppinen; Hallvard Moe; Jakob Svensson (2025). What Democracy Are We Talking About? Reviewing the Debate on the Implications of Generative AI for Democracy. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Brita Ytre-Arne; Solveig Kristine Bortne Høegh-Krohn (2025). How people make sense of climate issues in the news. (external link)

2012

• Hallvard Moe (2012). Television, broadcasting, flow: key metaphors in online media theory?. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2012). Det underforståtte i mediepolitikken. Eksempelet formidlingsplikt. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2012). Between Public Service and Commercial Venture: The Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation on the Web 1994-2000. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Anders Olof Larsson (2012). Methodological and Ethical Challenges Associated with Large-Scale Analyses of Online Political Communication. (external link)
• Kari Karppinen; Hallvard Moe (2012). Reactive Effects in Media Policy Research. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Anders Olof Larsson (2012). More important than ever or outdated relics? Research Ethics Committees and Big Data Research. (external link)
• Hilde van den Bulck; Hallvard Moe (2012). To test or not to test: Comparing the development of ex ante public service media assessments in Flanders and Norway. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Anders Olof Larsson (2012). Mapping Participation and Power on Twitter during Election Campaigns. A Comparison of the Scandinavian Countries. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2012). Who participates and how? Twitter as an arena for public debate about the data retention directive in Norway. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2012). How to Preserve the Broadcating Licence Fee: The Case of Norway. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2012). Diverging National Experiences: Is there a Best and a Worst Public Value Test in Europe?. (external link)
• Kari Karppinen; Hallvard Moe (2012). A Critique of 'Media Governance'. (external link)
• Kari Karppinen; Hallvard Moe (2012). What We Talk About When We Talk About Document Analysis. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Anders Olof Larsson (2012). Twitterbruk under valgkampen 2011 (rapport). (external link)
• Anders Olof Larsson; Hallvard Moe (2012). Studying political microblogging: Twitter users in the 2010 Swedish election campaign. (external link)
• Helle Sjøvaag; Hallvard Moe; Eirik Stavelin (2012). Public service news on the web: a large-scale content analysis of the Norwegian broadcasting corporation's online news. (external link)

2007

• Kari Karppinen; Hallvard Moe; Jakob Svensson (2007). Habermas, Mouffe and Political Communication: A Case for Theoretical Eclectism. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Trine Syvertsen (2007). Media Institutions as a Research Field: Three Phases of Norwegian Broadcasting Research. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2007). The Public Service Value of Public Broadcasters’ Marginal Online Activities. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Trine Syvertsen (2007). Media institutions as a research field three phases of Norwegian broadcasting research. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2007). Kurér - NRK P2. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2007). Fra kringkasting til allmennmedier?. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2007). Kritisk til reklamerot i NRK. (external link)
• Trine Syvertsen; Hallvard Moe (2007). Researching Public Service Broadcasting: Policy, Institutions, Democracy and Post-modern Approaches. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2007). Debatt: Stortingsmelding om NRK. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2007). Intervju - Agenda - Studentradioen i Bergen. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2007). Reklamerot. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Olav Anders Øvrebø (2007). Participation and web central to next generation public service broadcasting. (external link)

2020

• Stine Lomborg; Lina Dencik; Hallvard Moe (2020). Methods for datafication, datafication of methods: Introduction to the Special Issue. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2020). DIGITAL DETOX – ein del av livsmeistringa?. (external link)
• Brita Ytre-Arne; Trine Syvertsen; Hallvard Moe et al. (2020). Temporal ambivalences in smartphone use: Conflicting flows, conflicting responsibilities. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2020). Distributed Readiness Citizenship: A Realistic, Normative Concept for Citizens’ Public Connection. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Ole Jacob Madsen (2020). What we talk about when we talk about digital disconnection. (external link)
• Brita Ytre-Arne; Hallvard Moe (2020). Folk theories of algorithms: Understanding digital irritation. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Jan Fredrik Hovden; Brita Ytre-Arne (2020). - Må ikke være godt informert for å være en god borger. (external link)
• Jan Fredrik Hovden; Hallvard Moe (2020). Fortsatt hurra for metodedebatt! Et siste svar til Rolland. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2020). Frykt og beven - er kollektiv redsel for Covid-19 bra eller dårlig?. (external link)
• Torgeir Uberg Nærland; Jan Fredrik Hovden; Hallvard Moe (2020). Enabling Cultural Policies? Culture, Capabilities and Citizenship. (external link)
• Cathrine Holst; Hallvard Moe (2020). Deliberative systems theory and citizens’ use of online media: testing a critical theory of democracy on a high achiever. (external link)
• Brita Ytre-Arne; Hallvard Moe; Hilde Sakariassen (2020). - Folk flest er gode nok. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Jan Fredrik Hovden; Kari Karppinen (2020). Operationalizing exposure diversity. (external link)

2018

• Torgeir Uberg Nærland; Brita Ytre-Arne; Hallvard Moe (2018). Annoying clowning far away, world chattering shock and regained stability: Three phases of Norwegians Audiences' Sense-Making of the 2016 US Presidential election. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2018). Roundtable discussion at the ECC ARS Pre-conference "Audiences, datafication and the everyday". (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Torgeir Uberg Nærland; Jan Fredrik Hovden (2018). Enabling Cultural Policies? Culture, Capabilities and Citizenship. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Hilde Sakariassen (2018). BRUKSMØNSTRE FOR DIGITALE NYHETER REUTERS DIGITAL NEWS REPORT, NORGE 2018. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2018). Nyhetsbrev Medietilsynet "Norge er landet for å drive nyhetsmedium!". (external link)
• Jan Fredrik Hovden; Hallvard Moe; Lennart Rosenlund et al. (2018). Brukerperspektiv på NRKs bidrag til mediemangfoldet og innvirkning på andre aktører: En analyse av surveydata for Medietilsynet. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2018). Sosialt Klasseskille. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2018). Folk flest får med seg nyheter, vi har tillit til de etablerte mediene - og er verdensmestre i brukerbetaling. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Hilde Sakariassen (2018). Skal du drive et nyhetsmedium, gjør det i Norge. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2018). Hvilke medier har vi tillit til?. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Brita Ytre-Arne; Torgeir Uberg Nærland (2018). Annoying clowning far away, world chattering shock and regained stability: Three phases of Norwegians Audiences' Sense-Making of the 2016 US Presidential election. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Kari Karppinen (2018). Ideals and policy: What kinds of normative theories are needed in media policy research?. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2018). Verdibørsen "Offentlighet og SoMe". (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2018). Comparing platform ranking cultures across languages. The case of “Islam” on YouTube in Scandinavia. (external link)
• Brita Ytre-Arne; Hallvard Moe (2018). Approximately Informed, Occasionally Monitorial? Reconsidering Normative Citizen Ideals. (external link)
• Hilde Sakariassen; Hallvard Moe (2018). Høy tillit til nyhetene – tydelige politiske skiller i vurderingen av enkeltmedier. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2018). Medievaner i endring: Færre bruker Facebook som nyhetskilde. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2018). Fire av ti i Norge frykter "falske nyheter" og dårlig journalistikk. (external link)
• Jan Fredrik Hovden; Hallvard Moe (2018). Automatiserte versus selvrapporterte publikumspraksiser? Metodiske utfordringer med tv-metere og spørreundersøkelser. (external link)
• Jan Fredrik Hovden; Hallvard Moe (2018). Derfor finner vi ingen sammenheng mellom bruk av NRK på nett og betalingsvilje for nyheter. (external link)
• Torgeir Uberg Nærland; Jan Fredrik Hovden; Hallvard Moe (2018). Enabling Cultural Policies? Culture, Capabilities and Citizenship. (external link)

2014

• Hallvard Moe; Hilde van den Bulck (2014). Comparing "Public Value" as a media policy term in Europe. (external link)
• Helle Sjøvaag; Eirik Stavelin; Hallvard Moe (2014). The Transformation of Public Service News on the Web: A Longitudinal Large-Scale Content Analysis of the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation’s Online News. (external link)
• Anders Olof Larsson; Hallvard Moe (2014). News Sharing on Twitter – Bots or Journalists?. (external link)
• Anders Olof Larsson; Hallvard Moe (2014). Same Same But Different? The Development of Twitter Use During Norwegian Elections. (external link)
• Kari Karppinen; Hallvard Moe (2014). What We Talk about When We Talk about "The Market": Conceptual Contestation in Contemporary Media Policy Research. (external link)
• Ole Johan Mjøs; Hallvard Moe; Vilde Schanke Sundet (2014). The functions of buzzwords: A comparison of 'Web 2.0' and 'telematics'. (external link)
• Axel Bruns; Hallvard Moe (2014). Structural layers of communication on Twitter. (external link)
• Anders Olof Larsson; Hallvard Moe (2014). From Emerging to Established? A Comparison of Twitter Use During Norwegian Election Campaigns in 2011 and 2013. (external link)
• Eirik Stavelin; Hallvard Moe; Helle Sjøvaag (2014). THE TRANSFORMATION OF PUBLIC SERVICE NEWS ON THE WEB: A LONGITUDINAL LARGE-SCALE CONTENT ANALYSIS OF THE NORWEGIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION'S ONLINE NEWS. (external link)
• Anders Olof Larsson; Hallvard Moe (2014). Twitter in politics and elections: insights from Scandinavia. (external link)
• Anders Olof Larsson; Hallvard Moe (2014). Political Social Media Use in Scandinavia. (external link)
• Anders Olof Larsson; Hallvard Moe (2014). Triumph of the underdogs? Comparing Twitter use by political actors during two Norwegian election campaigns. (external link)
• Karen Donders; Hallvard Moe (2014). European State-Aid Control and PSB: Competition Policy Clashing or Matching with Public Interest Objectives?. (external link)
• Trine Syvertsen; Gunn Enli; Ole Johan Mjøs et al. (2014). The Media Welfare State. Nordic Media in the Digital Era. (external link)
• Eirik Stavelin; Helle Sjøvaag; Hallvard Moe (2014). Big Data Analysis of Public Service Broadcasting: Problems and Solutions in Longitudinal Semiautomatic Analysis of Online News. (external link)

2019

• Hallvard Moe (2019). Høyresida stoler på Lurås. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Janne Biedilæ Bjørgan (2019). Bruksmønstre for digitale nyheter. Reuters Digital News Report, Norge 2019. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2019). Svikter tilliten til mediene?. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2019). Wikipedia as an arena and source for the public: a scandinavian comparison of "Islam". (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2019). Nyhetsettermiddag: Nordmenn villige til å betale for nyheter. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2019). Comparing Platform "Ranking Cultures" Across Languages: The Case of Islam on YouTube in Scandinavia. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Janne Biedilæ Bjørgan (2019). Nordmenn er verdens mest betalingsvillige digitale nyhetsbrukere. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Brita Ytre-Arne; Torgeir Uberg Nærland (2019). Between ritual and information: Three phases of Norwegian news audiences’ sense-making of the election of Donald Trump. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2019). Why free news matters for social inequality. Comparing willingness to pay for news in the Nordic region. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Jan Fredrik Hovden; Brita Ytre-Arne et al. (2019). Informerte borgere? Offentlig tilknytning, mediebruk og demokrati. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Brita Ytre-Arne (2019). Folk theories of algorithms. (external link)
• Kari Karppinen; Hallvard Moe (2019). Text as Data I: Document Analysis. (external link)
• Torgeir Uberg Nærland; Jan Fredrik Hovden; Hallvard Moe et al. (2019). Manifest, Everyday and Deep Orientation: Public Connection across and beyond Journalistic Media. (external link)
• Jan Fredrik Hovden; Hallvard Moe (2019). Hurra! Metodedebatt! Et svar til Rolland. (external link)

2009

• Kari Karppinen; Hallvard Moe (2009). What we talk about when we talk about document analysis. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2009). Sentrale utfordringer for medieforskningen i dag. (external link)
• Jostein Gripsrud; Jan Fredrik Hovden; Hallvard Moe (2009). Class, Education and Cultural Practices: What is going on?. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2009). Kveldsåpent: NRK på internett. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2009). Innovativ allmennkringkasting. (external link)
• Jostein Gripsrud; Hallvard Moe (2009). Audiences, Publics, Emotions: Conceptualising the Affective Public. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2009). Åpner for mer TV-reklame. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2009). Frykten for levende bilder. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2009). Hvordan overleve som allmennkringkaster i et digitalisert kringkastingsmarked?. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2009). Vil ha debatt om NRK og TV-lisensen. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2009). Online media participation and the transformation of the public sphere: moving beyond the fragmentation debate. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2009). Erfahrungen aus Großbritannien, Norwegen und Deutschland: Status und Perspektiven öffentlich-rechtlicher Onlinemedien. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2009). Book Review: Sharon Marie Ross, Beyond the Box: Television and the Internet. Malden, MA: Blackwell, 2008. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Helle Sjøvaag (2009). The Challenges of Comparing Media Systems - An Interview with Daniel C. Hallin. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Trine Syvertsen (2009). Researching Public Service Broadcasting. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2009). Allmennkringkasting på nye medieplattformer. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2009). Public Broadcasters, the Internet, and Democracy. Comparing Policy and Exploring Public Service Media Online. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2009). Morgendagens NRK. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2009). Between Supra-national Competition and National Culture? Emerging EU Policy and Public Broadcasters' Online Services. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2009). Fra allmennkringkasting til allmennmedier: Om NRKs legitimitet. (external link)
• Helle Sjøvaag; Hallvard Moe (2009). From Fermentation to Maturity? Reflections on Media and Communication Studies. An Interview with Todd Gitlin, Jostein Gripsrud & Michael Schudson. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2009). Hva skal vi med allmennkringkasting?. (external link)
• Gunn Enli; Hallvard Moe; Vilde Schanke Sundet et al. (2009). Fears and Fascinations: Five debates about television. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2009). NRK i en digital tidsalder. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2009). Beyond the Box: Television and the Internet. (external link)

2011

• Hallvard Moe; Anders Olof Larsson (2011). Methodological and Ethical Challenges with Large-Scale Analyses of Online Political Communication. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Karen Donders (2011). Ex Ante Tests in Europe. From Diverging Perspectives to Infinite Conclusions. (external link)
• Jostein Gripsrud; Hallvard Moe; Anders Molander et al. (2011). Introduction: The Cultural Public Sphere. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2011). Mapping the Norwegian Blogosphere: Methodological Challenges in Internationalizing Internet Research. (external link)
• Jostein Gripsrud; Hallvard Moe; Anders Molander et al. (2011). Introduction: The Political Public Sphere. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2011). Om Clay Shirky. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2011). Public Service Media Meets Social Media: Beyond the Old Media-New Media Divide. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2011). Defining public service beyond broadcasting: the legitimacy of different approaches. (external link)
• Jostein Gripsrud; Hallvard Moe; Anders Molander et al. (2011). Introduction: The Future of the Public Sphere. (external link)
• Helle Sjøvaag; Hallvard Moe; Eirik Stavelin (2011). PUBLIC SERVICE NEWS ON THE WEB: A Large-Scale Content Analysis of the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation’s Online News. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2011). Funding Public Service Broadcasting: The Case of Norway. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2011). Investigating Public Service Media as Hybrid Arrangements. (external link)
• Jostein Gripsrud; Hallvard Moe; Anders Molander et al. (2011). General Introduction. (external link)
• Jostein Gripsrud; Hallvard Moe; Anders Molander et al. (2011). Introduction: Discovering the Public Sphere. (external link)
• Jostein Gripsrud; Hallvard Moe; Anders Molander et al. (2011). The Public Sphere: Vol I-IV. (external link)
• Jostein Gripsrud; Jan F. Hovden; Hallvard Moe (2011). Changing relations: Class, Education and Cultural Capital. (external link)
• Karen Donders; Hallvard Moe (2011). Exporting the Public Value Test. The Regulation of Public Broadcasters' New Media Services Across Europe. (external link)

2023

• Hallvard Moe; Synnøve Skarsbø Lindtner; Brita Ytre-Arne et al. (2023). New Nordic Research: Making Sense of Climate Engagement in Social Media. (external link)
• Trine Syvertsen; Kari Johanne Spjeldnæs; Hallvard Moe et al. (2023). Oppmerksomhetsøkonomi og digital frakobling.. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2023). Operationalizing distribution as a key concept for public sphere theory. A call for ethnographic sensibility of different social worlds. (external link)
• Marianne Borchgrevink-Brækhus; Hallvard Moe (2023). The Burden of Subscribing: How Young People Experience Digital News Subscriptions. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Torgeir Uberg Nærland; Brita Ytre-Arne (2023). Ritual check-in, shocked immersion, regained stability: A sequential typology of news experiences in crisis situations. (external link)
• Brita Ytre-Arne; Hallvard Moe (2023). Citizens’ news use during Covid-19 Concerns about misinformation and reliance on local news in Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. (external link)
• Trine Syvertsen; Gunn Enli; Hallvard Moe (2023). The Dark Side of the Media Welfare State: How Research and Politics Ignored Consumption and Climate Change. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Synnøve Skarsbø Lindtner; Brita Ytre-Arne (2023). Polarisation and echo chambers? Making sense of the climate issue with social media in everyday life. (external link)

2013

• Hallvard Moe; Anders Olof Larsson (2013). Twitterbruk under valgkampen. (external link)
• Anders Olof Larsson; Bente Kalsnes; Hallvard Moe et al. (2013). Twitter Use during the 2013 Norwegian Elections – Some Initial Insights. (external link)
• Anders Olof Larsson; Hallvard Moe (2013). Participation in roundtable regarding Twitter and society at Internet Research 14. (external link)
• Kari Karppinen; Hallvard Moe (2013). A Critique of 'Media Governance'. (external link)
• Helge Østbye; Knut Helland; Leif Ove Larsen et al. (2013). Metodebok for mediefag, 4. utgave. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Anders Olof Larsson (2013). Untangling a complex media system: A comparative study of Twitter-linking practices during three Scandinavian election campaigns. (external link)
• Gunn Enli; Hallvard Moe; Vilde Schanke Sundet et al. (2013). From fear of television to fear for television: five political debates about new technologies. (external link)
• Trine Syvertsen; Gunn Enli; Ole Johan Mjøs et al. (2013). The Media Welfare State: Nordic Media in the Era of Globalization. (external link)
• Anders Larsson; Hallvard Moe (2013). Representation or Participation? Twitter use during the 2011 Danish Election Campaign. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Ole Johan Mjøs (2013). The arm's length principle in Nordic public broadcasting regulation. (external link)
• Gunn Enli; Hallvard Moe (2013). Introduction to special issue: Social media and election campaigns – key tendencies and ways forward. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2013). Public Service Broadcasting and Social Networking Sites: The Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation on Facebook. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2013). Book review: Misunderstanding the Internet. (external link)
• Anders Olof Larsson; Hallvard Moe; Jakob Svensson (2013). Political communication and methodological triangulations in the era of “Big Data”. (external link)
• Anders Olof Larsson; Hallvard Moe (2013). Bots or Humans? A large-scale analysis of news linking on Twitter. (external link)
• Trine Syvertsen; Gunn Enli; Ole Johan Mjøs et al. (2013). The Media Welfare State: The Informational, Cultural and Democratic Safety Net of the Nordic Model?. (external link)

2006

• Hallvard Moe (2006). Balancing Dissemination and Dialogue in the Public Sphere - An Argument for Public Service Online. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2006). Between Supranational Competition and National Culture? Emerging EU Policy and Public Broadcasters' Online Services. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2006). Funding Public Broadcasters Facing New Media Platforms: A Comparison of Different Strategies. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2006). EU kan hindre NRK på nettet. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2006). Dissemination and Dialogue in the Public Sphere – Exploring an Argument for Public Service Online. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2006). Lidenskap som politikkens drivkraft. Et intervju med Chantal Mouffe. (external link)

2005

• Hallvard Moe (2005). Komparativ samfunnsforskning - om kunnskapsinteresser og holdninger til teori. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2005). Television, Digitalisation and Flow: Questioning the Promises of Viewer Control. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2005). Challenges to Understanding Public Service: Globalization, the Internet and the Relevance of a Public Sphere Position on Broadcasting and Democracy. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Olav Anders Øvrebø (2005). Publikumssuksess ingen garanti for NRK-lisensen. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2005). Public Service or Just a Service? Comparing Public Broadcasters’ Approaches to the Internet. (external link)

2010

• Jan Fredrik Hovden; Hallvard Moe; Jostein Gripsrud (2010). The social morpohology of television use among Norwegian Students 1998-2008. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Online Media and the Public Sphere: Mapping the Norwegian Blogosphere. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Public value tester. Hva, hvorfor og med hvilke konsekvenser?. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Notions of the Public in Public Service Broadcasting Policy for the Digital Era. (external link)
• Dag Elgesem; Hallvard Moe; Helle Sjøvaag et al. (2010). NRKs nyhetstilbud på Internett i 2009. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Hur mår public service-medierna? Olika besked i de nordiska länderna. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Mediestøtte til nettnyheter: Hva gjør NRK på nett — og hva bør en allmennkringkaster gjøre?. (external link)
• Jostein Gripsrud; Hallvard Moe (2010). The digital public sphere : challenges for media policy. (external link)
• Gunn Enli; Hallvard Moe; Vilde Schanke Sundet et al. (2010). NRK gjør TV stuerent. (external link)
• Olav Anders Øvrebø; Hallvard Moe (2010). Nettmedier og offentligheten. Vox Publicas netthøring om NRK-plakaten. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Introduction to Bernhard Peters. (external link)
• Mjøs Ole Johan; Hallvard Moe; Vilde Schanke Sundet (2010). The Functions of Buzzwords: A Comparison of Web 2.0 and Telematics. (external link)
• Jostein Gripsrud; Hallvard Moe (2010). Introduction: The Digital Public Sphere. Challenges for Media Policy. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Intervju om Frikanalen. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Mapping the Norwegian Blogosphere. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Lovfester markedets innflytelse over NRK. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Lite kritisk til NRK. (external link)
• Gunn Enli; Hallvard Moe; Vilde Schanke Sundet et al. (2010). NRK gjør TV stuerent. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Kurer: Reklame på NRKs nettsider. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Introduction to Section V: Current Challenges. (external link)
• Jostein Gripsrud; Hallvard Moe; Anders Molander et al. (2010). Editors' Introduction. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Introduction to Seyla Benhabib. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Paneldebatt: Nyhetsinstitusjonen - en fiksjon?. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Hilde van den Bulck (2010). Public service media governance after the crisis: Comparing assessment practices in Flanders and Norway. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Online Media Participation and the Structure of the Public Sphere. Blogs and the Issue of Transnationalization. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Gamle utfordringer i nye medier. Skandinavisk allmenn- kringkasting 1996–2007. Anmeldelse av Anker Brink Lund, Lars Nord og Johann Roppen: Nye utfordringer for gamle medier. Skandinavisk public service i det 21. århundre (Göteborg: Nordicom 2009). (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Communicating with policy makers: Media policy scholars in smaller policy communities. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). The History of the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation Online. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Introduction to Chantal Mouffe. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Governing Public Service Broadcasting: ‘‘Public Value Tests’’ in Different National Contexts. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). An approach to studying public spheres, blogging and minorities. (external link)
• Jostein Gripsrud; Hallvard Moe; Anders Molander et al. (2010). The idea of the public sphere : a reader. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). The ex ante evaluation in Norway. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Twitter as arena for public debate: Mapping the Data Retention Directive debate in Norway. (external link)
• Gunn Enli; Hallvard Moe; Vilde Schanke Sundet et al. (2010). TV - en innføring. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Everyone a pamphleteer? Reconsidering comparisons of mediated public participation in the print age and the digital era. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2010). Mediestøtte til nettnyheter: Hva gjør allmennkringkasteren?. (external link)
• Ole Johan Mjøs; Hallvard Moe; Vilde Schanke Sundet (2010). The Functions of Buzzwords: A Comparison of Web 2.0 and Telematics. (external link)

2017

• Jostein Gripsrud; Synnøve Skarsbø Lindtner; Hallvard Moe et al. (2017). Liberalisering og differensiering. (external link)
• Hilde Sakariassen; Jan Fredrik Hovden; Hallvard Moe (2017). Bruksmønstre for digitale nyheter. Reuters Institute Digital News Report, Norge 2017. (external link)
• Brita Ytre-Arne; Jan Fredrik Hovden; Hallvard Moe et al. (2017). Mediebruk og offentlig tilknytning:. (external link)
• Jan Fredrik Hovden; Hallvard Moe (2017). A sociocultural approach to study public connection across and beyond media: The example of Norway. (external link)
• Eirik Vatnøy; Jens Elmelund Kjeldsen; Hallvard Moe (2017). The Rhetoric of Networked Publics. Studying Social Network Sites as Rhetorical Arenas for Political Talk. (external link)
• Jan Fredrik Hovden; Hallvard Moe (2017). A sociocultural approach to study public connection across and beyond media: The example of Norway. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2017). En tillitskrise? Oppfatninger om medienøytralitet i den norske befolkningen. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2017). Ensuring media diversity and plurality in Norway. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2017). Mediemangfold for borgerne. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Hilde van den Bulck (2017). Public service media, universality and personalisation through algorithms: mapping strategies and exploring dilemmas. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Knut Olav Åmås; Ellen Elisabeth Altenborg (2017). Det norske mediemangfoldet. En styrket mediepolitikk for borgerne. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2017). Emnet MEVI1371: Nyhetsbruk, nettmedier og demokrati. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Kjersti Thorbjørnsrud; Audun Fladmoe (2017). Perceptions of journalistic bias: Party preferences, media trust and attitudes towards immigration. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2017). Media use, culture and public connection: Report from an ongoing Norwegian project. (external link)
• Brita Ytre-Arne; Hallvard Moe (2017). Exercising and experiencing freedom of information: Media diaries in the exploration of public connection. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Brita Ytre-Arne (2017). Approximately Informed, Occasionally Monitorial? Reconsidering Normative Ideals for informed citizens in the 'Age of Big Data'. (external link)
• Brita Ytre-Arne; Hallvard Moe (2017). Hva gjør smarttelefonen med deg? Med oss?. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Kjersti Thorbjørnsrud (2017). Høyresiden har størst mistillit til journalistikken. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2017). Nordmenn på betalingstoppen for nettaviser. (external link)
• Erlend Lavik; Hallvard Moe; Jostein Gripsrud (2017). Digitale tider. (external link)
• Hilde Sakariassen; Hallvard Moe; Jan Fredrik Hovden (2017). Nyhetsbruk i rask endring. (external link)

2024

• Hallvard Moe; Brita Ytre-Arne (2024). Metoder for å forstå mediebruk. (external link)
• Brita Ytre-Arne; Hallvard Moe (2024). News satiation - Understanding audiences' experiences of temporary news avoidance. (external link)
• Brita Ytre-Arne; Hallvard Moe (2024). Blir du mett av nyheter? Du er ikke alene.. (external link)
• Emilija Gagrcin; Hallvard Moe (2024). Defending Democracy: Prioritizing the Study of Epistemic Inequalities. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2024). Jürgen Habermas Den nye offentligheten: Strukturendring og deliberativ politikk. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2024). Embrace or leave social media? On the viability of public service media organizations’ strategies facing platform power. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Gunn Enli; Trine Syvertsen (2024). The dark side of the media welfare state: How media policy ignored consumption and climate change. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Solveig Kristine Bortne Høegh-Krohn; Brita Ytre-Arne (2024). How audiences make sense of climate issues in the news. (external link)

2008

• Hallvard Moe (2008). Defining Public Service beyond Broadcasting: The Legitimacy of Different Approaches. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2008). Public service broadcasting på internett? En komparativ analyse. (external link)
• Kari Karppinen; Hallvard Moe; Jakob Svensson (2008). Habermas, Mouffe and Political Communication: A Case for Theoretical Eclecticism. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2008). Dissemination and dialogue in the public sphere: a case for public service media online. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2008). Public Service Media Online? Regulating Public Broadcasters' Internet Services - A Comparative Analysis. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2008). Discussion Forums, Games and Second Life: Exploring the Value of Public Broadcasters' Marginal Online Activities. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2008). NRK-debatt: Norsktoppen eller prinsipper?. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2008). Intervju - Fjernsynsmarkedet og NRK. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2008). Morgendagens NRK: Allmennmedievirksomhet. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Trine Syvertsen (2008). Researching Public Service Broadcasting. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2008). Notions of the public in public service broadcasting policy for the digital era. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2008). Mannen og ballen. Bjerkaas i mediekamp. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2008). Commercial Services, Enclosure and Legitimacy. Comparing Contexts and Strategies for Public Service Media Funding and Development. (external link)

2021

• Hallvard Moe (2021). Discussion of core themes. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Ole Jacob Madsen (2021). Understanding digital disconnection beyond media studies. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2021). Fake news og mediebruk. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Brita Ytre-Arne (2021). The Democratic Significance of Everyday News Use: Using Diaries to Understand Public Connection over Time and beyond Journalism. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Synnøve Skarsbø Lindtner; Brita Ytre-Arne (2021). Making sense of the climate crisis through social media use: Navigating and negotiating factual information. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2021). Negative nyheter og nyhetsunnvik. (external link)
• Erik Knudsen; Hallvard Moe (2021). EN ANALYSE AV SAMMENHENGEN MELLOM BRUK AV NRKS DIGITALE NYHETSTILBUD OG BETALINGSVILJE FOR DIGITALE NYHETER. (external link)
• Christoph Trattner; Dietmar Jannach; Enrico Motta et al. (2021). Responsible media technology and AI: challenges and research directions. (external link)
• Brita Ytre-Arne; Hallvard Moe (2021). Crisis perceptions regarding climate change and COVID-19: Introduction to the MUCS project and pilot studies insights. (external link)
• Brita Ytre-Arne; Hallvard Moe (2021). Doomscrolling, Monitoring and Avoiding: News Use in COVID-19 Pandemic Lockdown. (external link)

2022

• Hallvard Moe; Jill Walker Rettberg; Eirik Vassenden (2022). «Teknologien og oss: Mediebruk og demokrati» En samtale med Jill Walker Rettberg og Hallvard Moe. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2022). "We should all be media law and policy researchers". (external link)
• Torgeir Uberg Nærland; Brita Ytre-Arne; Hallvard Moe (2022). Shifting between shock and stability: Towards a typology of temporality in news use. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Audun Fladmoe; Kjersti Thorbjørnsrud et al. (2022). Tillit til mediene. Falske nyheter og partiske journalister?. (external link)
• Marianne Borchgrevink-Brækhus; Hallvard Moe (2022). Why young people do not pay for news. (external link)
• Ana Milojevic; Hallvard Moe (2022). “Datafied image of publics: Editors, journalists, and data analysts’ different uses of metrics in a Nordic media system”. (external link)

2016

• Anders Olof Larsson; Helle Sjøvaag; Michael Karlsson et al. (2016). Sampling Liquid Journalism. (external link)
• Trine Syvertsen; Gunn Enli; Ole Johan Mjøs et al. (2016). The Media Welfare State: Nordic Media in Times of Change. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2016). Endringer i mediebruk og betydningen for offentligheten. (external link)
• Hilde van den Bulck; Hallvard Moe (2016). Beyond the Buzz: Why Media Policy Researchers Should Study Teletext. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2016). Freedom of Information and Divides in the Digital Age. Teletext and Internet Use in Norway. (external link)
• Hilde van den Bulck; Hallvard Moe (2016). Teletext in Europe. An Introductory Guide to the Book. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Hilde van den Bulck (2016). Teletext in Europe: From the Analog to the Digital Era. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2016). Social Media. (external link)
• Anders Olof Larsson; Hallvard Moe (2016). From Emerging to Established? A Comparison of Twitter Use during Swedish Election Campaigns in 2010 and 2014. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Hilde van den Bulck (2016). Postscript: Lessons from analyses of a forgotten medium. (external link)
• Kari Karppinen; Hallvard Moe (2016). What we talk about when talk about “media independence”. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe; Thomas Poell; José van Dijck (2016). Rearticulating audience engagement: social media and television. (external link)
• Jan Fredrik Hovden; Hallvard Moe; Torgeir Uberg Nærland (2016). Media, Culture and Public Connection: Freedom of Information in the ’Age of Big Data’ – a presentation of the project. (external link)
• Hilde van den Bulck; Hallvard Moe (2016). Why Media Researchers Don't Care about Teletext. (external link)
• Helle Sjøvaag; Eirik Stavelin; Hallvard Moe (2016). Continuity and change in public service news online: a longitudinal analysis of the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2016). Neither Informed, nor Monitorial? Conceptualizing Citizens in the Digital Age. (external link)
• Hallvard Moe (2016). Media, Culture and Public Connection: Freedom of Information in the ’Age of Big Data’ – a presentation of the project. (external link)

2015

• Gunn Enli; Hallvard Moe (2015). Social Media and Election Campaigns - Key Tendencies and Ways Forward. (external link)
• Barbara Thomass; Hallvard Moe; Leen D´Haenes (2015). Renewing the Public Service Media Remit. (external link)
• Eli Skogerbø; Hallvard Moe (2015). Twitter på tvers - koblinger mellom journalister og politikere. (external link)
• Anders Olof Larsson; Hallvard Moe (2015). Bots or journalists? News sharing on Twitter. (external link)
• Helle Sjøvaag; Eirik Stavelin; Hallvard Moe (2015). The Normalization of Public Service News on the Web: A longitudinal big data analysis of the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation’s online news. (external link)
• Anders Olof Larsson; Hallvard Moe (2015). Untangling a complex media system: A comparative study of Twitter-linking practices during three Scandinavian election campaigns. (external link)
• Gunn Enli; Hallvard Moe (2015). Introduction: Social Media and Election Campaigns: Key Tendencies and Ways Forward. (external link)
• Jan Fredrik Hovden; Hallvard Moe (2015). Methodological Challenges with Measuring the Exercise of Freedom of Information: People meters versus surveys. (external link)

2026

• Trine Syvertsen; Hallvard Moe (2026). Hvorfor er beredskapskommunikasjon så vanskelig?. (external link)

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Ny bok i mai 2024: Metoder for å forstå mediebruk

2023-2027 "Distributed and prepared. A new theory of citizens’ public connection networks in the age of datafication (PREPARE)". PI. Funded by The European Research Council, Consolidator Grant.

2021-2025 "Media Use in Crisis Situations: Resolving Information Paradoxes, Comparing Climate Change and COVID-19". WP-leader. Funded by the Research Council of Norway, headed by Brita Ytre-Arne, Uni Bergen.

2021-2022 "Understanding those who don't pay for news". PI. Funded by the Norwegian Media Authority.

2021-2028 "MediaFutures: Research Centre for Responsible Media Technology & Innovation". WP-co-leader. Funded by the Research Council of Norway, headed by Christoph Trattner, Uni Bergen. 

2020-2022 “Datafication, Media and Democracy: Transformation of news work in datafied society”. Supervisor, EU Marie Curie postdoc project with Ana Milolojevic.

2020-2021 "Freedom of Speech in Norway 2020-2022". Work package leader, funded by Freedom of Speech Foundation, headed by Kjersti Thorbjørnsrud, ISF. 

2019-2023 "Intrusive media, ambivalent users, and digital detox" (Digitox). Partner, funded by The Research Council of Norway, headed by Trine Syvertsen, Uni Oslo. Project website.

 

Past projects:

2016-2021 "Media, Culture and Public Connection: Freedom of Information in 'the Age of Big Data'" (MeCIn). Prosjektleder. Finansiert gjennom Norsk forskningsråds KULMEDIA-program. 

2016-2020 "The Immigration Issue in Scandinavian Public Spheres 1970-2015" (SCANPUB). Prosjektdeltager. Finansiert gjennom Norsk forskningsråds TOPPFORSK-program. Prosjektleder: Jostein Gripsrud. Project website.

2013-2014 "A Longitudinal Analysis of the NRK Online News”. Project manager, funded by Rådet for anvendt medieforskning. Cooperation with the group Measuring Online News Content (MONC).

2009-2012 "Online media participation and the transformation of the public sphere". Funded by the Research Council of Norway.

2008-2010 "Class, higher education, media use and cultural taste". w/Jostein Gripsrud and Jan Fredrik Hovden, funded by Rådet for anvendt medieforskning.

2004-2008 "Public Broadcasters, the Internet, and Democracy. Comparing Policy and Exploring Public Service Media Online". PhD project.