This article is based on 63 in-depth, semi-structured interviews with professional journalists
across career stages and across media in six European countries (UK, Estonia, Germany …

Incremental updates to breaking news stories online have become embedded in
newspapers in the 24/7 online era. This article reviews four US metropolitan newspapers …

For a book that takes a relational approach to journalistic authority, it seems fitting to salute
all the relationships that made this work possible. I have had the good fortune to be …

On the morning of March 17, 2014, a 4.7 magnitude earthquake struck LosAngeles. Three
minutes after the rumbling stopped, one of the first news accountsappeared on the website …

Amid growing difficulties for professionals generally, media workers in particular are
negotiating the increasingly contested boundary space between producers and users in the …

This introduction presents an overview of key concepts discussed in the subsequent
chapters of this book. The book is about the boundaries of journalism. It begins with the …

How are transformations in newswork intersecting with changes in the monitoring of reader
behavior and new technologies of audience measurement? How, in short, are journalistic …

This paper examines how social media are influencing the core journalistic value of
verification. Through the discipline of verification, the journalist establishes jurisdiction over …

This study seeks to understand how community newspaper editors negotiate the
professional complexities posed by citizen journalism—a phenomenon that, even in the …

This study, based on interviews with journalists representing major news organizations in
Finland and Sweden, explores how the professional ideology of journalists is shaped by the …