Amid the rise of computational and data-driven forms of journalism, it is important to consider
the institutions, interactions, and processes that aim to help the social worlds of journalism …

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 …

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 …

This special issue examines the changing nature of journalism amid data abundance,
computational exploration, and algorithmic emphasis—developments with wide meaning in …

The term “innovation” carries a large burden in journalism. It has been weighted with both
the promise and expectation that new technologies, actors and practices might finally be the …

Editorial technologists, such as developers, designers, or data specialists represent novel
interdisciplinary computational journalism positions in newsrooms. Drawing on field theory …

This study examines the quality of winners and finalists in major national and international
data journalism awards. We completed a content analysis of data projects submitted by …

This chapter examines paradigm shift in how news organizations are increasingly designing
and creating their own tools, products, and even entire platforms through the lens of …

Despite claims of continuity, contemporary data journalism is quite different from the earlier
tradition of computer-assisted reporting. Although it echoes earlier claims about being …

In contemporary journalism, there is a need for better conceptualizing the changing nature of
human actors, nonhuman technological actants, and diverse representations of audiences …