(EN) New technology and related web capabilities are constantly evolving. Today, the web allows the user to both interact (Choudhury, 2008) with other users as well as with different content (Andersen, 2007). This has enabled the development of social media, which plays an important role in reviewing and monitoring online journalistic articles. The relationship between the manner of journalistic reporting on suicide, accessible through traditional media, and the number of suicides in the population is well researched today. Inadequate journalistic reporting of suicide can increase the risk of imitating reported behaviour, while responsible reporting of suicide protects against imitation and encourages to seek more constructive ways for coping with distress. Nevertheless, there is little research available on the relationship between online journalistic reporting of suicide and suicidal behaviour in the population. In the proposed project we plan a thorough and in-depth study of the characteristics of journalistic articles on suicide, posted on social networking sites and forums and the comments under these posts (e.g., characteristics, dynamics). Based on the identified features, we will investigate their impact on the user. We will focus on diverse and most frequently visited online (journalistic) media, as these have due to their availability greater possibility to positively or negatively impact the users of these media.