A number of social, technological, and economic shifts over the past two decades have led
to the proliferation of audience analytics and metrics in journalism. This article contends that …

Amid the increasing use of web analytics to gage the success, present and future, of news
content and related news products, this article focuses on in-depth interviews with the …

This introductory essay introduces “measureable journalism” as a term that encapsulates the
cultural and material shift to digital platforms capable of providing real-time, individualizable …

Social bots, or algorithmic agents that amplify certain viewpoints and interact with selected
actors on social media, may influence online discussion, news attention, or even public …

Discoverability is a concept of growing use in digital cultural policy, but it lacks a clear and
comprehensive definition. Typically, discoverability is narrowly defined as a problem for …

As the reach and influence of audience analytics tools continue to grow in newsrooms, a
burgeoning body of scholarship conceptualizes them as a form of managerial surveillance …

Journalism research frequently takes the form of ethnographic case studies. Because
ethnographic data collection tends to be limited to months or even weeks, these studies are …

Reimagining press freedom in a networked era: not just a journalist's right to speak but also
a public's right to hear. In Networked Press Freedom, Mike Ananny offers a new way to think …

This study contributes with in-depth knowledge on how algorithmic news recommendation is
adopted within the Scandinavian daily press and how notions of gatekeeping affect the use …

Algorithms today influence, to some extent, nearly every aspect of journalism, from the initial
stages of news production to the latter stages of news consumption. While they may be seen …