This qualitative study explores how and why journalists use preprints—unreviewed research
papers—in their reporting. Through thematic analysis of interviews conducted with 19 health …

Since the 2010s, a new type of journalism has emerged, especially in North America and
Western Europe, called constructive journalism. Its basic idea is to complement classic …

Purpose: In an era of networked production of the public sphere and with the arrival of new
communicator roles such as citizen journalists, influencers and bloggers, the “old” roles and …

Climate activists and environmental communicators stress that addressing the climate crisis
requires both global and local advocacy for transformational change-making. While …

Consumer drones can be increasingly spotted in tourist sites, and arguably the aerial
technology has transformed how tourism in Singapore is experienced and represented. This …

Ecological crises such as climate change challenge ecosystems and societies. They also
concern us as scholars of media and communication. We should not stand by and watch …

How do journalists conceive of covering climate change from a lifestyle perspective? Do
they think reporting on climate and lifestyle should provide their audiences with advice and …

One of the most significant and understudied changes in climate journalism in recent years,
and the focus us this study, is the establishment of new niche sites. These sites, which are …

Der vorliegende Beitrag skizziert disziplinäre Wurzeln, interdisziplinäre Zugänge und
Forschungseinsichten zu Klima-, Wissenschafts-und Nachhaltigkeitskommunikation. Auf …

This paper discusses climate journalistic issues of polarization and 'false balance'based
upon a study of Danish public service television panel interviews in which participants …