In the post-digital era, disruptive technologies and a glut of disinformation heavily affect
journalistic investigations and international and domestic news reporting. New formats and …

News consumers are changing their behavior when accessing and interacting with news
content, of which they are now prosumers (combined news producers and consumers). In …

This article analyzes expertise in the digital age through an ethnography of an increasingly
valorized form of newswork–'serious, old fashioned reporting'–and its purported …

This chapter discusses the notion of 'getting outside'the newsroom in the digital age,
inspired by Zelizer's argument that much of what matters about journalism today does not …

Journalism is known to be culturally specific in historical terms, while cross-country studies
have demonstrated differences in journalistic milieus in different political regimes. This …

Although journalism has long been considered a profession of lone wolves, its present and
future is shaped by collaborative practices of various kinds. The investigation of the Panama …

This chapter sets out a basic framework for understanding the relationship between big data
and journalism—that is, between this messy assemblage of data-centric practices …

The third decade of the third millennium will probably go down in history, among many other
things, for the consolidation of the hybrid media communication ecosystem. This concept …

While academic research has mainly focused on how legacy media organisations conduct
their general news production work, fewer studies have focused on specialised practices …