A growing number of news organisations have set up guidelines to govern how they use
artificial intelligence (AI). This article analyses a set of 52 guidelines, mainly from Western …

Facebook facilitates more extensive dialogue between citizens and politicians. However,
communicating via Facebook has also put pressure on political actors to administrate and …

Social media editors (SMEs) have become fixtures in contemporary newsrooms as part of
designated social media teams. A growing body of scholarship has explored their daily work …

Social media are now firmly embedded in professional newsrooms, and policies and
guidance within these newsrooms have evolved to include social media activities. These …

Journalists have for considerable time been criticized for living in their own bubbles, a
phenomenon industry commentators have referred to as groupthink, while in scholarship the …

Abstract Environmental learning when Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) requires
innovation to improve students' abilities in e-learning. One of the capabilities required …

Purpose Approximately 75% of journalists in Western society maintain a Twitter account.
This significant presence underscores Twitter's impact on the public agenda. The purpose of …

As journalism undergoes widespread changes, it finds itself in a 'new normal'. Research
seeking to understand these changes by surveying journalists faces new methodological …

This study uses a survey of journalists from throughout Latin America (n= 1,094) to
understand the relationship between policies (or lack thereof) and journalists' work …

The shift toward digital distribution has led newspapers to adopt data collection and sharing
practices with unexplored ethical consequences. Analysis of the privacy policies of the 15 …