The aim of this article is to review research in media innovation through a holistic, analytical,
and concise approach. Although research in journalism innovation has experienced …

This study focuses on managerial responses to disruption and, specifically, how news
executives implemented journalistic practices and processes during the COVID-19 …

The news industry has a focus problem.'Shiny Things Syndrome'–obsessive pursuit of
technology in the absence of clear and research-informed strategies–is the diagnosis …

En este artículo efectuamos un análisis crítico de 132 publicaciones recientes sobre la crisis
de la prensa escrita. Encontramos que la discusión sobre el fenómeno se ha organizado …

Technological disruptions and increasing competition in the digital mediascape have
fundamentally altered the market conditions for news media companies, raising …

The theory of diffusion of innovations (DOI) is the seminal work of communication scholar
and sociologist Everette M. Rogers (1931–2004). The DOI theory did not originate by …

In this paper, we report on an 18-month ethnographic field study inside the newsroom of a
popular newspaper in Belgium, chronicling the endeavours of editors and journalists as they …

Journalism innovation, according to service innovation theory, is about providing new
journalistic services that create value for audiences, society, and the news organisation …

As part of their social function, Public Service Media (PSM) organizations are devoted to
innovation. In this context, a number of European PSM outlets have created laboratories …

An important part of journalism is the capacity for continuous development and learning.
Today, this mainly concerns technological innovation, and, for newspapers, it means the …