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Academic understanding of the changes in journalism (Journalismresearchnews.org)

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Research of August 2018
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 20 Aug 2018 By: JRN
Here is a list of all academic peer-reviewed articles, reports and other papers published in August 2018 about journalism research. The list is …
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Research of July 2018
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 20 Aug 2018 By: JRN
Here is a list of all academic peer-reviewed articles, reports and other papers published in July 2018 about journalism research. The bolded titles …
China
Research of June 2018
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 20 Aug 2018 By: JRN
Here is a list of all academic peer-reviewed articles, reports and other papers published in June 2018 about journalism research. The bolded titles …
ARTICLE: Folk theories help to explain how “news avoiders” get information
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 24 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: audience, online journalism, social media, United Kingdom
Growing numbers of people access information in other ways than by reading newspapers or accessing a news organization’s website. There’s been a …
Journalism
ARTICLE: The what, where and who of data journalism education
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 23 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: computer assisted reporting, data journalism, journalism education
What skills do data journalists need and possess? Where is data journalism being taught, and by who? a new study asks. Bahareh R. Heravi of University …
PAPER: The relation between foreign news coverage and web search activity
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 23 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: audience, foreign correspondence, online journalism
If a country gets major media attention from other countries, does it also come up in people’s searches? Haewoon Kwak, Jisun An, Joni Salminen, Soon-Gyo …
Great Barrier Reef
ARTICLE: Australian papers prioritize business over nature
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 20 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: Australia, environmental journalism, sources
The discourse surrounding the protection of the Great Barrier Reef has become increasingly business-oriented in Australian newspapers, Kerrie …
REPORT: High level of distrust in news in Turkey
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 19 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: audience, media systems, newspapers, online journalism, social media, television, Turkey
People’s trust and mistrust in news media Turkey indicate a very polarised society and news media, a new report by Servet Yanatma of the University of …
ARTICLE: The ABC Open project has managed to emphasize reciprocity
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 19 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: Australia, citizen journalism, journalistic identity, media innovation
Previous research has argued that journalists involved in participatory projects have exercised too much control over the publication of …
ARTICLE: Convergence and de-convergence at a Chinese newsroom
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 18 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: China, journalistic identity, journalistic profession, media systems, newspapers, online journalism
A well-established organizational culture and a working routine are crucial for legacy media when adapting to rapid changes in the digital age, a new …
ARTICLE: Indian entrepreunial journalism and social identity
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 17 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: India, journalistic identity, media innovation, online journalism
How do entrepreneurial journalists see their social identity and how does this influence the journalism they practice? Summer Harlow of the University …
ARTICLE: Who gets to speak and what in Flemish TV news?
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 16 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: Belgium, public service broadcasting, television
Significant differences exist between issues in the actors that get to speak in television news, new study from Belgium finds. Kathleen Beckers and …
ARTICLE: Western approaches to ethics training have failed in Cambodia
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 16 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: Cambodia, journalistic norms
Fergal Quinn, of the University of Limerick, studied the teaching of journalism ethics in a developing country. The author interviewed 25 organizers …
ARTICLE: Facebook use as a predictor of political knowledge
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 13 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: political journalism, social media, United States
How does the use of Facebook connect to the level of people’s political knowledge? In a new study, researchers explored this relationship by …
ARTICLE: Colombian media shapes people’s perceptions of income inequality
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 12 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: audience, Colombia, political journalism, representation, television
David Coppini of the University of Denver, and German Alvarez and Hernando Rojas, both of the University of Wisconsin, studied the relationship between …
ARTICLE: Examining the hybrid media system and politics in Australia
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 12 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: Australia, political journalism, social media
Australia’s Prime Minister John Howard’s (1996–2007) use of talk back radio and YouTube were pivotal in the trend towards ‘disintermediation’ in …
ARTICLE: News audiences are not fragmented in the Japanese Twittersphere
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 10 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: audience, japan, social media
Existing studies on ideological selective exposure have several limitations, state Tetsuro Kobayashi of City University Hong Kong, Yuki Ogawa of …
ARTICLE: How online harassment influences the work of female journalists
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 10 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: audience, journalistic profession, online journalism, social media
Female journalists face rampant online harassment, across different cultures, new study states. Researchers interviewed 75 female journalists who …
ARTICLE: Scandinavian news websites are not linked on equal terms
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 9 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: local journalism, media systems, online journalism
Hyperlinking patterns of news websites can be seen as indicators of flow of information. News outlets are not connected equally, and significant …
ARTICLE: Paradigm repair and building the journalistic paradigm
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 6 Apr 2018 By: JRN
Earlier research has higlighted instances of ‘paradigm repair’, moments when journalists deploy discursive strategies to defend the paradigmatic …
ARTICLE: Political satire challenged in the UK
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 6 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: broadcast, humour, political journalism, satire, UK
Humour and satirical attitudes are often intertwined to political communication and journalism. The new political landscapes, in the president Trump’s …
Research of April 2018
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 5 Apr 2018 By: JRN
Here is a list of all academic peer-reviewed articles, reports and other papers published in April 2018 about journalism research. The list is …
ARTICLE: Journalists at El Mundo use emotional and social resources to cope with uncertainty
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 5 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: journalistic identity, journalistic profession, Spain
How does uncertainty affect journalists’ job expectations? Manuel Goyanes and Eduardo Francisco Rodríguez-Gómez, of Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, …
ARTICLE: Generation C uses all available sources to receive local news
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 11 Apr 2018 By: JRN Tags: audience, Generation C, Local news, Millennials, multiplatform, News
Generation C has always been a challenging group for news organizations. New research identified Generation C’s local news repertoires, and build an …
ARTICLE: Social media affects the journalistic process on "all levels"
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 29 Mar 2018 By: JRN Tags: journalistic profession, social media, United States
How does social media affect contemporary journalism? Patrick Ferrucci, of University of Colorado-Boulder, put the question to 53 American digital …
ARTICLE: How activist citizen journalists fight state surveillance in Turkey
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 26 Mar 2018 By: JRN Tags: censorship, freedom of speech, journalistic profession, Turkey
Since the failed coup in 2016, the Turkish state has increased surveillance of activists and journalists. How do activist citizen journalists manage …
ARTICLE: Organizational and news agendas influence each other
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 27 Mar 2018 By: JRN Tags: journalistic norms, journalistic profession, public relations
It takes two to tango when it comes to agenda building, the results of a new study show. Anne C. Kroon and Toni G. L. A. van der Meer of the University …
ARTICLE: Journalism researchers should look beyond "hybridity"
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 26 Mar 2018 By: JRN
The concept of “hybridity” and “hybrid journalism” has been useful in describing things that do not fall into dichotomous categories. However, the …
ARTICLE: How journalists give think tanks their authority
journalismresearchnews.org - Published: 23 Mar 2018 By: JRN Tags: representation, sources, United Kingdom
The way journalists cite think tanks can help construct them as authoritative sources, Andrew Chadwick, of Loughborough University, writes with Declan …