Early in 2009, Denis and I had coffee outside a little café in Padua, Italy. We were attending
a symposium organized by the European Journal of Communication on the consequences …

The complexity and diversity of today's media landscape provides many challenges for
scholars studying online news consumption. Yet it is unclear how news consumers navigate …

Do algorithm-driven news sources have different effects on political behavior when
compared to non-algorithmic news sources? Media companies compete for our scarce time …

Based on a study of US-tagged items in a global database of fact-checked statements about
the novel coronavirus throughout the first year of the pandemic, this article explores the …

Twitter has become the platform of choice for journalists, politicians, and citizens because of
the ways that it encourages expression, participation, and debate. In recent years, however …

Despite the prevalence of fact-checking, little is known about who posts fact-checks online.
Based upon a content analysis of Facebook and Twitter digital trace data and a linked online …

This chapter addresses related concepts of gatewatching and gatebouncing. It argues that
notions of gatekeeping still capture relevant journalistic processes. The chapter examines …

Although social media has become a primary news platform, the effects of social media
features on users' information processing remains under-explored. This study explores how …

This article explores health journalists' sourcing patterns in the Dutch-speaking part of
Belgium across a range of different media including newspapers, magazines, radio …

Digital gatekeepers have greatly shaped the gatekeeping process of news consumption and
news engagement, but how digital gatekeepers work is understudied. This study focuses on …