Many believe the solution to ongoing crises in the news industry--including profound
financial instability and public distrust--is for journalists to improve their relationship with …

A significant minority of people do not follow news regularly, and a growing number rely on
distributed discovery (especially social media and search engines) to stay informed. Here …

Abstract In the United States, media that is politically fragmented, distrusted, or labeled as
“fake” has amplified an atmosphere of uncertainty surrounding the current moment of …

Impartial news, or news without a partisan slant or overt point-of-view, is overwhelmingly
preferred by news audiences worldwide, yet what such preferences mean remains poorly …

This article presents a secondary analysis of two multi-national cross-sectional surveys
conducted in 2015 (11 countries, N= 10,570) and 2017 (4 countries, N= 2165) to examine …

The contemporary media environment represents the greatest challenge ever to journalism's
legitimacy. Surveys conducted in different parts of the world highlight a decline in trust in …

These are challenging times for journalists' relationship with their audiences. Attacks against
“the media” and the increasing weaponization of social media to harass journalists have …

Populist supporters have a complex relationship with journalism (eg, embracing elites'
negative rhetoric, yet consuming news profusely). This study explores this relationship. The …

This critical analysis of US journalism textbooks from 1894 to 2016 shows how texts across
decades have (re) constructed a discourse of damage through news values emphasizing …

This study investigates how Americans conceive of journalistic processes and how their
conceptions clash with the way journalists construct their profession. We do this by …