Utilizing the theory for disruptive innovation, this study endeavors to better understand how
working self-identified digital journalists conceptualize innovation and perceive the impact of …

The coronavirus pandemic placed sports journalism in a vulnerable state, which
necessitated a reconsideration of what it means to conduct sports journalism. Through the …

This study seeks to explore the motivations and labor of lifestyle, or “soft news,” journalists.
Rooted in the lens of discursive institutionalism and through 30 interviews with lifestyle …

Through a lens of boundary work and role conception, this study seeks to understand how
political journalists discursively construct the role of the newspaper editorial endorsement …

In this article, we construct a concept of positive populism in which some negative elements
of classical populism are missing, modified, and even replaced by positive counterparts. As …

The present study analyzes the role of religion reporting with the journalistic field. Personnel
cuts within newsrooms and the development of “religion reporters” operating from religious …

Metajournalistic discourse offers a valuable lens for understanding how journalists think
about their work, delineate the boundaries of the field and stabilize the field amidst crisis. By …

Through discourse analysis, this article seeks to compare the cable news coverage of the
Columbine High School shooting and the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting …

Responding to calls for more visual rhetorical studies in public relations, in this research, we
extend Symbolic Convergence Theory to analyze the photographs posted on Facebook by …

The article examines the reports on the 1050th anniversary of the Baptism of Poland as a
religiousand political event in mainstream Polish newspapers, websites and TV news in …