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This comparative study of user-generated content (UGC) in 10 Western democracies examines the political economic...
This study of local British newspaper journalists focuses on three aspects of entrenched newsroom culture—news...
In May 2007, Scots voted into office a party and a political leader publicly committed...
Many qualitative studies in journalism and mass communication research draw on ethnographic methods that originated...
This case study examines how journalists at Britain’s Guardian newspaper and affiliated Web site are...
This study explores how Web sites affiliated with leading U.S. newspapers covered the 2008 campaign...
This article is a contribution to the debate on audience participation in online media with...
The following essays were presented at an Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication...
Despite the spread of blogs in mass media and in academia, little scholarly work has...
The move to a networked media environment presents a range of challenges to journalistic routines,...
When everyone can be a publisher, what distinguishes the journalist? This article considers contemporary challenges...
Commitments to truth and to “transparency,” or public accountability, are two central normative aspects of...
In their coverage of the 2004 political campaign, editors of Web sites affiliated with major...
In an open and virtually boundless media environment, old responses to the question of who...
As media companies test and implement newsroom "convergence," growing numbers of journalists are producing content...
Reviews the book "Interpersonal Divide: The Search for Community in a Technological Age," by Michael...
This study explores how the increasingly popular blog format, as adopted by journalists affiliated with...
Reviews the book "Digitizing the News" by Pablo Boczkowski
This study explores how the social dimensions of a reporter’s world shape ethical decisions through...
Reviews the 2003 book "High Tech Grass Roots" by J. Cherie Strachan
This study examines newsroom convergence—a combination of technologies, products, staffs and geography among the previously...
Newsroom experiments with convergence-a sharing of news staffs, technologies, products, and geography-disrupt not just the...
The people who claim membership in a profession and delineate its attributes do so at...
Focuses on a study, which examined whether a similar normalization effect can be seen in...
This article explores how local newspaper editors, as they move online and develop increasingly comprehensive...
Presents an overview of a study on the impact of editors' view on the political...
Reviews the book 'Online Communication: Linking Technology, Identity & Culture,' by Andrew E. Wood and...
Examines the print and online versions of selected Colorado newspapers by comparing the content of...
Reviews the book `Interface Culture' by Steven Johnson
Online newspaper staffs remain small, with salaries and benefits roughly commensurate with those paid to...
Reviews the book `Mediamorphosis: Understanding New Media,' by Roger Fidler.
Reviews the book "And That's the Way It Will Be: News and Information in a...
Interactive media have grabbed the attention of communication researchers in the latter half of the...
As more and more newspapers begin to deliver stories in electronic forms, journalists are re-examining...
The _Denver Post_ and _Rocky Mountain News_ have been fiercely at war for 100 years....
Explores the attitudes of metro reports and editors in the United States toward changes in...
Focuses on the attitudes of journalism and mass communication college teachers and students on the...
Explores the ethical implications of concerns about anonymity and accountability in online communication, through a...