This research documents newsroom transitions from print worlds to digital ones by
uncovering the relationships that news producers negotiate and nurture with their work and …

In this paper, we report on an 18-month ethnographic field study inside the newsroom of a
popular newspaper in Belgium, chronicling the endeavours of editors and journalists as they …

Newsroom experiments with convergence—a sharing of news staffs, technologies, products,
and geography—disrupt not just the norms and routines of newspaper news work hut, more …

The move to a networked media environment presents a range of challenges for journalistic
roles, norms and daily practices. This article employs actor network theory to investigate how …

This article examines the material culture of newsroom practices by focusing on the
dynamics of the processes through which news workers adopt new technologies. More …

Convergence is not just a buzzword, it is a key identifier of many different trends in today's
digital culture. In this essay I explore the context and consequences of media convergence …

Journalism is profoundly affected by a changing media environment that has contributed to
an ever-increasing pace of innovation and a differentiation of media channels and platforms …

Industry insiders and media academics often voice unease about the transformations taking
place in the global news industry. Despite its usefulness in drawing attention to the twists …

Understanding how data and computational journalism are affecting news norms, practices
and organizations is essential for journalists and researchers. We explore the development …

As an unprecedented amount of information circulates, contemporary newsrooms are
turning to automation to manage the data deluge. Amid claims of journalism in crisis, with …