In digital news environments, incidental news exposure (INE) refers to coming across news
when online for other reasons. In this systematic scoping review, conducted to summarize …

The influence of TikTok has reached the news media, which has adapted to the logic of the
platform, in a context marked by the incidental consumption of news, virality and the …

This article comparatively examines news avoidance in a rapidly changing media
environment. We utilize findings from a large dataset of 488 in-depth interviews with media …

As Australia imposed some of the world's strictest COVID-19 lockdowns, governments and
mental health organisations released advice for preserving mental wellbeing throughout the …

The distinct media repertoire of young adults in the digital age, especially their increasing
ability to bypass the news media, inspires a wealth of research. While previous studies have …

Journalism has been under much strain in the recent decades. It has had to adapt to the
changing rhythms of media consumption as much as to the benevolence of social media …

The factors that shape the news that citizens are exposed to and act upon are a growing
area of research. This article advances a framework to examine how issues and topics rise …

This study examines how extended family group chats on WhatsApp operate as meso-news
spaces, focusing on how misinformation is negotiated within these spaces. Through …

On a regular day, individuals can consume news and information on purpose as well as
accidently. Incidental news exposure (INE) can be critical for an informed citizenry, but …

Social media have become the main gateway to information for young people, helping to
determine and shape the young's visions of the present, which is also conditioned by news …