This book provides a critical account of the impact of Twitter on journalism, exploring how
the news media has adapted to and normalised the use of the platform in the industry …

Scholarship about social media in general, and Twitter in particular, has increased
dramatically in recent years as adoption by individuals and institutions has burgeoned; …

This study focuses on an in-depth case study of a UK regional news outlet the Bournemouth
Daily Echo and the role of Twitter within its editorial team. It is based upon two comparative …

This thesis explores the impact of the hybrid media system on journalism practice in the
West. To do this I use a conceptual framework which discusses the normalisation hypothesis …

This chapter considers Twitter as a networked communication space that results in a mixture
of old and new frames, values, and approaches, particularly at times of breaking news. It …

This chapter examines how much and why journalists use Twitter and how it influences their
professional practices. It identifies three general stances regarding social media among …

Twitter has been widely adopted into journalistic workflows, as it provides instant and
widespread access to a plethora of content about breaking news events, while also serving …

The rapid changes in the journalistic profession can be attributed to the ever-evolving
development of the Internet. This had led to a significant transformation of the journalism …

This article is a critical reflection on the question of whether Twitter is a useful tool for
journalists, based on close observation of The Guardian. It begins with a practice-based …

There are enduring inequalities in usage of social media, relating both to the demographic
patterning of users and to differences in the kinds of use people make of these platforms …