This article presents a hermeneutical epistemology for the assessment and production of
truth-claims in journalism. This epistemology is based on Gadamer's functional …

In Brazil, inequalities are visually represented in its favelas. These neighborhoods are
usually comprised of low-income informal settlements neglected by governments and often …

The up-and-coming phenomenon of open source in journalism lead by non-journalistic
actors like Airwars, Bellingcat, Forensic Architecture and Syrian Archive has brought an …

Collaborative journalism has drawn mounting interest from both practitioners and
researchers over the last decade. Partnerships among news outlets, and between …

The environmental crisis and more recently climate emergency have driven news media
outlets to create editorial brands that specifically cover these topics. To make itself heard in a …

This essay considers how social actors in news have come to shape the contours of news
and journalism and what these changes may suggest for other industries. It looks more …

This article argues that the growing variety of new journalistic organizations and their
diversification beyond the traditional newsroom may offer a deeper and broader …

This study examines the connection between newsroom policies, division of labor and
journalists' willingness to engage in investigative reporting. Based on extensive qualitative …

In the wake of digitization, media industries in general and journalism in particular are
moving into an era of new organizational forms, providing identical or similar products in …

This study examines the key factors involved when news work is done through collaboration.
The author draws on two years of ethnographic observation, interviews and textual analysis …