The democratization of Web access in the mid-1990s fueled the hopes of many for greater
pluralism of information available to the public. Since 2001 the Internet has assumed a more …

This chapter shows that digital journalism may be recognized by the presence of some
combination of interactive engagement, author–audience collaboration, contingent …

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 …

Thousands of journalists are now working in the growing world of native digital news for
outlets like The Huffington Post and Buzzfeed, causing a significant shift in the editorial …

This qualitative study examines creativity and innovation in dispersed, journalistic teams.
Specifically, we study the factors enabling and constraining creativity and innovation in …

This chapter discusses the rise of a decentralized informational ecology in which journalism
is only one cultural form among many others. It considers increasingly less sense to study …

The political economy for watchdog reporting is deeply challenging, yet exposing abuses of
public trust had renewed focus in 2016.“Spotlight”—a Boston Globe investigation into …

This article examines the features of day-to-day data journalism produced by The New York
Times and The Washington Post in the first half of 2017. The content analysis evaluates …

This article addresses the relationship between digital technology and journalism, arguing
that defining journalism in conjunction with its technology short-circuits a comprehensive …

While the term churnalism in this special issue speaks to the negative impacts of extensive
news re-use, one pervasive form of news redistribution, social media news sharing, has had …