Spurred by the increasingly central role of audience metrics in the editorial process, a new
set of roles is being introduced in the newsroom primarily focused on navigating audience …

How are transformations in newswork intersecting with changes in the monitoring of reader
behavior and new technologies of audience measurement? How, in short, are journalistic …

The media-saturated nature of everyday life is well acknowledged in current audience
research, but the role of journalism for people living in this digitalised environment remains …

This article investigates how digital news editors perceive the uses and implications of
audience analytics in contemporary digital newsrooms. Based on 21 interviews with digital …

Despite its increasing attention for audiences, journalism studies remains an inherently
production-focused discipline. Consequently, studying the perspective of audiences tends to …

Audience expectations of journalism reveal how well journalism is performing its role in
society in the minds of its consumers. In an increasingly fragmented media and audience …

Journalism research frequently takes the form of ethnographic case studies. Because
ethnographic data collection tends to be limited to months or even weeks, these studies are …

Building on earlier empirical work in newsrooms, this paper contends that a fundamental
transformation has occurred in journalists' understanding of their audiences. A new level of …

As news organizations struggle to overcome losses in revenue and relevance, academics
and professionals have pinned their hopes for salvation on increasing 'audience …

This survey of journalists, editors, and managers working for news organizations in the
United States explores the perceived importance of citizen and consumer role orientations …