… journalists, and therefore acknowledges collaborative … media on audience perceptions of
journalists. Findings reveal discrepancies between journalistic norms and social media norms …

… are in chaotic play, partly caused by the irrelevance of journalistic norms to current … in
the United States and in countries facing similar crossroads will have to decide whether it has …

… being developed, its normative underpinnings, and possible … The book is written as a
cooperative exercise between the … Let us end this chapter by discussing the intersection of …

… journalists working in jobs at the intersection of traditional … in the journalism profession and
the resulting new norms and … of collaboration between journalists and non‐journalists has …

… Mobile journalism represents nowadays the development of lifestyle journalism norms, such
as content driven by the audience, within even traditional journalism (Perreault and Stanfield…

… a variety of intersections with other fields and disciplines. … their collaborative work within the
field of investigative journalism… journalists incorporate new technologies into their norms and …

… emphasize the concept of “engagement” and “connection” through digital and social media
… have benefited journalism practice, from audience collaboration with journalists to reporting …

… in this study focus on how newspapers’ approach to content sharing and audience engagement
on platforms has evolved as social media has become enmeshed in journalistic norms. …

… , on the becoming of journalism, we critically interrogate the normative expectations of what
… The Dutch project was carried out in collaboration with the national association of journalists (…

… surrounding the intersection of journalism and technology … where people hypothesize
consequences based on complete … legacy media—rather they saw what they did as the norm in …