This study takes a supply-side inhabited institutional perspective on journalism innovation
by looking at the roles played by varied field-level actors, or meta-organizations, that inhabit …

This study sheds light on the increasingly important roles that meta-level organizations, a
type of institutional actor, play in the processes of local journalism innovation. Examples of …

This study examines the key factors involved when news work is done through collaboration.
The author draws on two years of ethnographic observation, interviews and textual analysis …

Newsroom collaborations are growing increasingly common as news organizations struggle
in tough economic times. This project explores one newsroom collaboration in Philadelphia …

This study examines three significant collaborative journalism projects in the Americas: The
Panama Papers, from the United States-based International Consortium of Investigative …

This qualitative study examines the extent to which journalistic collaborations involving non-
journalistic partners may be altering the overall mission of the field. Drawing from literature …

This case study explores relationships among news organizations in one media ecosystem
to determine how willing journalists may be to form a more collaborative information …

Organized journalism in every era offers examples of news sharing: cooperative practices by
which rival news outlets work together to produce or distribute news. Today, this behavior is …

News nonprofits in the US have been proliferating over 15 years as a way of addressing
troubles in the business model for news. For these newsrooms, collaboration, with each …

This research examines the impact of One River, Many Stories, a community storytelling
project designed to disrupt relationships between news organizations and their audiences …