In this paper, we seek to introduce the term “affective epistemology” into digital journalism
studies. Building on twenty-seven interviews with media workers reporting on the Russo …

Science and technology journalists today face challenges in finding newsworthy leads due
to increased workloads, reduced resources, and expanding scientific publishing …

This article examines how video journalism produced by the elite press is using forensic
techniques and aesthetics as part of the effort to reinvent journalistic authority in a …

Online investigations are increasingly conducted by individuals with diverse skill levels and
experiences, with mixed results. Novice investigations often result in vigilantism or doxxing …

This study incorporates the concepts of transparency, innovation, and collaboration within a
broader analytic lens of trust-building infrastructure and applies that lens to an examination …

The epistemic authority of journalism has undergone significant theorization and empirical
investigations in past years. This article contributes to this growing body of scholarship by …

Social media images are increasingly appropriated, constructed, and used as evidence. To
this end, facial recognition technologies are applied to harness social media images as …

Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) investigations, which rely entirely on publicly available
data such as social media, play an increasingly important role in solving crimes and holding …

In this study, I investigated the commitments, norms, characteristics and processes of
collaborative journalism, an emergent practice of journalism. Collaborative journalism is a …

Open-source journalism emerged as a new phenomenon in the media ecosystem, which
uses crowdsourcing to fact-check and generate investigative reports for world events using …