This study contributes to ongoing discussions on the societal role of satire as a platform for
public debate. To this end, we analysed the metajournalistic discourse surrounding the …

News satire has proliferated worldwide and has emerged as a valid site for public discourse.
What we see today is a spectrum of news satire formats ranging from the predominantly …

Previous research suggests that, compared to regular news, satirical news has its own frame
repertoire, which differs by outlet characteristics (eg medium type, political leaning). We …

Although the 'audience turn'in journalism has been extensively discussed in studies, and
journalists acknowledge the need to improve their relationship with their audience, the …

A meta-analysis evaluated the persuasive effects of political satire and how such effects may
differ between Horatian (light-hearted) and Juvenalian (acerbic) satire types. A synthesis of …

Unlike previous studies analyzing the effect of being exposed to satire, this study adopts a
meta-discursive approach to explore the generic features of Chinese satire and the …

Based on interviews with journalism community members in Kazakhstan, this study
examines the practical challenges the journalism community faces in news translation and …

The proliferation of political entertainment has internationally produced a wide variety of
news satire formats which blend journalistic conventions with comedic storytelling. This …

Satire is a communication style that is typically associated with aggression, judgement,
mockery, play, laughter, and references to societal norms (Behrmann 2002; Brummack …

Satire has gained increased scholarly traction across journalism and related fields. The
genre increases the entertainment value of journalism and broadens its appeal. Satirical …