The journalism-audience relationship is a key research topic within communication and
journalism studies. Digitalization, which has transformed the relationship, has made it even …

Past studies conceived of journalists-audience relations as largely dyadic, highlighting the
interaction between the two sides. The current study argues that such a conceptualization …

Journalists are increasingly revealing their personal and professional identities through
social media. Drawing on expectancy violation theory, this experimental study (N= 267) …

News organizations today rely on various metrics to assess users' engagement with news.
Focusing on social media engagement metrics, the present study argues that their non …

Berangkat dari hubungan antarpribadi yang berfokus pada komunikasi nonverbal, menjadi
menarik melihat penggunaan teori pelanggaran harapan untuk menganalisis konteks …

In times of crisis, journalism's own history needs to be reflected upon, both from within and
from outside the newsroom. This paper attempts both. From a scientific perspective, we …

Expectancy research in journalism studies is characterized by a heterogeneous use of terms
related to expectations, reflecting the complexity and ambiguity of the expectation construct …

Social media use has increased significantly in recent years, including the YouTube
platform. The phenomenon allows religious organizations such as the Lampung Province …

This study examines media trust and how members of the public perceive and value various
journalistic roles using a nationally representative survey (n= 1,026) to redefine and confirm …

Impartiality has been a core ideal of traditional journalism, and one that audiences say they
want the news media to uphold. However, generational shifts in news consumption and …