Digital journalism in Brazil is dominated by a few big players and has recently been
threatened by the country's challenging political and economic environment. Still …

This article develops the concept of engaged journalism outside a US context, comparing
how engaged journalists in Brazil and Egypt discursively negotiate their professional …

This article presents an analysis of metadiscourses used by professionals and institutions
that practice data-driven journalism (DDJ) in Brazil. It aims to understand how they define …

This study maps the emerging digital media landscape of online-native news sites in Latin
America, interrogating to what extent these sites challenge mainstream, traditional …

The Handbook to Global Online Journalism features a collection of readings from
international practitioners and scholars that represent a comprehensive and state–of–the …

The history of Brazil's local press is marked by a late start in the nineteenth century on the
eve of the country's independency from Portugal, and the continuous struggle of …

With no time to waste in becoming capable of producing high-quality journalism, media
organizations in Latin America learn to walk through difficult times, rushing to use the best …

We explore how the consequences of disidentification from prevailing professional identities
impacted the creation of a new identity and how social media tools enabled and shaped this …

The aim of this chapter is to analyse the main trends in Brazil's media landscape, with a
focus on the status of news organisations. 1 This analysis can shed new light on …

The study of digital journalism continues to generate new questions and answers, as this
special issue illustrates. I understand digital journalism (Waisbord 2019, 352) as “the …