The growing influence of social media on journalistic work has attracted scholarly attention
worldwide in recent years. However, due to cultural and language barriers, we lack …

Social media, and Twitter in particular, have become important sources for journalists in
times of crises. User-generated content (UGC) can provide journalists with on-site …

Companies worldwide use microblogs to communicate with stakeholders, but there may be
cultural differences in how they do it. A content analysis was conducted comparing Twitter …

Against the background of media and social transformation, this study examines Chinese
press journalists' ethical orientation and tolerance for ethically controversial practices. The …

AI has been identified as a factor that can amplify disinformation, which is information similar
in appearance, but created and distributed with a malicious intent. Despite its potential …

In order to examine how the same types of social media are perceived and utilized in
different national contexts for journalism and news media, we studied mainstream …

The aim of this paper is to probe into the social media use by Chinese climate journalists
through the examination of their professional practices on social media. Taking COP21 as a …

Since 2014,“plot twist news” as a controversial news phenomenon has appeared
extensively in Chinese digital communication. In the context of journalism, this refers to news …

This study investigates how TV journalists negotiate their “gatekeeping” on 'output'stage and
showcase various facettes of roles during the gatekeeping process on Weibo and WeChat …

This study looks at how investigative journalists practice gatekeeping in the context of China.
By combining with the hierarchical model of influence (Shoemaker, 1991; Shoemaker & …