Digital Journalism
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Digital Journalism is an international, peer-reviewed, top-ranked journal that publishes cutting-edge research and concepts. Editor-in-Chief: Oscar Westlund.
Joined April 2018
ONLINE FIRST & OPEN ACCESS! What are the side effects of news deserts? Jessica R. Collier finds that communities in U.S. news deserts show varying resilience solutions, with social media partly filling people's information gaps. ➡️ https://t.co/1vXNSdJeW8
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DIGITAL JOURNALISM VOL 13 ISSUE 8 NEWSLETTER ALERT! This newsletter highlights new articles about #misinformation, verification, and fact-checking & also includes a new CFP on environmental journalism and fact-checking. Click here to read our newsletter: https://t.co/w4XIalLkhF
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ONLINE FIRST! This study by Wei Zhong et al. finds that media in authoritarian regimes visually frame protests mainly as spectacle or debate, depicting domestic unrest as dialogue, while these same media portray foreign protests as violent or chaotic. ➡️ https://t.co/SHqM3X52pX
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ONLINE FIRST! This study by @simranoff_ reveals that India’s dependence on digital platforms for news stems from deep-rooted structural conditions shaping how publishers coexist, collaborate, and avoid direct contestation. ➡️ https://t.co/uYFrqpVjoG
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ONLINE FIRST! How do LGBTQ+ journalists navigate identity, authenticity, and emotional labor in newsrooms that often prioritize objectivity over inclusion? Patrick R. Johnson explores these questions through interviews with 15 LGBTQ+ journalists. ➡️ https://t.co/fvdXEVv4Xd
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ONLINE FIRST & OPEN ACCESS! Are major news outlets mimicking digital platforms to gain autonomy, adopting data, ads, and personalization strategies smaller outlets can’t match? James Meese and Theresa Seipp show that this is increasingly the case. ➡️ https://t.co/y4KEg6fLYQ
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ONLINE FIRST & OPEN ACCESS! This new study by Ragnhild Kristine Olsen and @hellesjovaag on Norway’s news media reveals how public service and commercial outlets navigate platform dependence and strategic disengagement differently. ➡️ https://t.co/MWeYBKdIyq
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Dear journalism/comm colleagues, You might have seen our commentary on "Public Knowledge and Expertise Under Authoritarian Siege," published in #DigitalJournalism. We invite you to support #academic freedom and be a signatory: https://t.co/I7b1metS9R Join us! @djeditorialteam
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ONLINE FIRST! @GregPerreault and Jacob Nelson review 11 years of Nieman Lab predictions on the future of media. Drawing on a metajournalistic analysis, the study shows journalists’ trust in social media has declined, but confidence in audiences endures. ➡️ https://t.co/879f4uwM4E
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ONLINE FIRST & OPEN ACCESS! How is media use interconnected with our everyday life? Anna Grøndahl Larsen explores how media use helps citizens connect with local publics, underscoring the overlooked importance of local contexts in public connection. ➡️ https://t.co/e3uEzGmYDb
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ONLINE FIRST! This study by Jing Meng and Haiyan Wang examines how journalist podcasters in China carve out alternative news spaces through non-confrontational strategies, balancing professionalism, personalization, and subtle platform resistance. ➡️ https://t.co/8FfJZ9QbGe
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ONLINE FIRST & OPEN ACCESS! Finnish news users often see the use of audience data as commercially driven. But is it only about money? @OvaskaLiisa highlights the need for a more nuanced understanding of how audience data is used in journalism. ➡️ https://t.co/FHDnB1s9WY
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ONLINE FIRST! This article by Dominika Betakova et al. uses a comparative online experiment to test whether nudges could help with #news avoidance. Available with OPEN ACCESS. ➡️ https://t.co/wWOoReuGTN
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ONLINE FIRST! This article by @ShangyuanWu investigates if established legacy news organizations adapting to #TikTok logics have indeed unanchored their news from traditional news values, norms, routines and roles and whether or not that is concerning. ➡️ https://t.co/dIrRopEDcT
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ONLINE FIRST! This article by Jimmy Ochieng et al. offers a comprehensive view on #visual representation of presidential candidates and the impact of #media images on the outcome of a Kenyan election. ➡️ https://t.co/FqLF40GuZ9
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ONLINE FIRST! This article by Constanza Gajardo, David Domingo & Irene Costera Meijer examines how the expectations of #journalists/users about the role of digital platforms coincide or differ in terms of the affordances for engagement with each other. ➡️ https://t.co/DPvRCIeiyF
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ONLINE FIRST! This commentary by @SethCLewis, @rodzam, & Jon Benedik A. Bunquin argues for taking tech hype in #journalism more seriously as an object of inquiry because it represents something more than mere ephemeral excitement or superficial puffery. ➡️ https://t.co/1puZjVkpHY
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This article by Helle Sjøvaag et al maps the actors involved in the subsea cable sectors, internet exchange points, content delivery networks and the data centres and cloud services that traffic, store and process digital journalism. https://t.co/7RiiNFVO3N
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News organisations are growing increasingly dependent on digital infrastructures for the distribution of news, AI implementation, and management of data. In this article, we argue that this depende...
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This article by Bouziane Zaid et al utilizes the concept of “media capture” as a theoretical framework to explore the political and economic control exerted over the media landscape in Morocco. https://t.co/63R4nTYDUG
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This study utilizes the concept of “media capture” as a theoretical framework to explore the political and economic control exerted over the media landscape in Morocco. It expands the analysis to i...
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This article by Elena Savinova et al compared the subjectivity of Facebook news posts versus news articles on the websites of four major British news outlets. https://t.co/niANFb7SbM
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With the increasing popularity of social media networks as platforms for news distribution, there is a growing concern that news is becoming more subjective due to adaptation to the shareability an...
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