More than a decade of research in journalism studies on social media has examined how
journalists and news organizations have adopted and/or adapted to Twitter, Facebook …

For many years, scholars have accepted the pedagogic, practical, and theoretical
universalization of journalism standards. Benchmarks on what journalists, teachers, or …

One of the main challenges of studying journalistic roles in social media practice is that the
profession's conceptual boundaries have become increasingly blurred. Social media has …

This paper considers the use of the concept of hybridity in journalism studies, arguing that
the concept of hybridity has served an important role in reorienting the field in the face of …

Drawing on the collaborative expertise of three senior scholars, The Journalism Manifesto
makes a powerful case for why journalism has become outdated and why it is in need of a …

Research on journalists' social media practices has not yet developed clear platform
specificity; that is, how these practices might differ according to a platform's unique culture …

In traditional news media, professional journalists are expected to follow the norms and
practices created and perpetuated in the field to maintain autonomy and authority. Social …

As digital technologies have made their way into news production, allowing news
organizations to measure audience behaviors and engagement in real-time, click-based …

This theoretical essay considers how the institution of journalism, now threatened by
authoritarian attack and other challenges, has been conceptualized and proposes a …

Journalism innovation, according to service innovation theory, is about providing new
journalistic services that create value for audiences, society, and the news organisation …