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 …

From the uprising of Tibetan monks in 2008, through to Iran's Twitter Revolution in 2009 and
the 2010 Arab Spring, the journalistic coverage of transnational conflicts is often not only …

The Arab Spring and Occupy Wall Street (2011), the Haiti earthquake (2010) and the Iran
elections (2009) are only some of the recent illustrations of the power of new media to …

This article theorizes the work of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists
(ICIJ). This work is motivated by the need to link recent large-scale ICIJ projects such as the …

Are all transnational exchanges 'fielded'? This article explores the limits of the concept of
transnational field by focusing on the case of journalism. At first glance, journalism might …

This study advances journalistic field theory through a critical analysis of changes in the
structure and practices of the journalistic field brought about through the social media …

As more journalists rely on social media platforms like Twitter to gather information and
report the news, scholars have identified an increasing tension between traditional …

Twitter has gained notoriety in the field of journalism due in part to its ubiquity and powerful
interactional affordances. Through a combination of digital ethnography and content …

Scholarship about social media in general, and Twitter in particular, has increased
dramatically in recent years as adoption by individuals and institutions has burgeoned; …

This article explores how investigative journalists can join the network society by moving
online, collaborating with other reporters and media outlets across regions and across …