There has been a recent, rapid growth in the number of digital start-ups seeking sustainable
models for conducting journalism alongside a relative lack of detailed, empirical research …

The majority of European countries have opened their data resources quite slowly—even in
spite of the directive to do so, given by the European Commission in 2003. When regarded …

Recent major leaks of documents and data have seen new approaches to investigative
journalism develop. Collaboration across countries and across organisations has been …

Journalism pioneers practice and foster the method of cross-border collaboration,
contributing to the ongoing transformation of the journalistic field. This paper analyzes cross …

This paper examines some of the labor processes involved inthe expansion of digital
journalism to comment on the nature and implications of transformations in journalistic work …

Media organizations throughout the Western world struggle to adjust their practices to
rapidly changing conditions. Initially, online journalism was celebrated for potentially …

The question of “who is a journalist?” has animated much discussion in journalism
scholarship. Such discussions generally stem from the intersecting technological, economic …

As a result of the emergence of convergent 'media houses' at all levels of news journalism,
few modern media organizations publish on only one platform. Changing professional …

Building upon the sociotechnical perspective presented by Lewis and Westlund
(2015,“Actors, Actants, Audiences, and Activities in Cross-media News Work: A Matrix and a …

The journalism industry has used technology and coooperation to convey information
around the world since the mid-1800s when six American newspapers aligned to form the …