Amid growing threats to journalists around the world, this study examines the nature of
online harassment, the types of journalists most likely to experience it, and the most common …

Journalists in democratically “free” countries have faced harassment from those external to
the newsroom for decades, though that has recently increased in the United States by many …

Nowadays, misinformation and hoaxes travel faster than they did in the past, mostly thanks
to the emergence of digital platforms and the popularization of social networking sites …

Social media plays an important role in how journalists gather and report news. To
understand journalists' professional environment, we examine the networks of journalists on …

This study surveyed data journalists from 71 countries to compare how public transparency
infrastructure influences data journalism practices around the world. Emphasizing cross …

News organizations are placing a greater emphasis on knowing their audience as a route to
facilitate engagement and generate revenue. Drawing on a national survey of individuals …

This study combined an online survey with data journalists from 62 countries with content
analysis of Global Editors Network Data Journalism Awards entries to explore and compare …

Despite the concern over deteriorating news quality on social media, few studies have
empirically examined how much high-quality news is rewarded on social media. Guided by …

For journalism research rooted in a sociological framework, gaining access to journalists is
crucial for data collection. However, journalists are documentably difficult to recruit as …

This study seeks to establish a foundation for how FOI fees are received by public record
requesters, and how fees influence behavior across demographics and requester types. A …