Advanced search
Publication Cover
Information, Communication & Society Volume 15, 2012 - Issue 6: Transforming tensions: legacy media towards participation and collaboration
Submit an article Journal homepage
13,793
Views
445
CrossRef citations to date
0
Altmetric
ARTICLES

THE TENSION BETWEEN PROFESSIONAL CONTROL AND OPEN PARTICIPATION

Journalism and its boundaries

Seth C. Lewis School of Journalism & Mass Communication, University of Minnesota, 111 Murphy Hall, 206 Church Street SE, Minneapolis, MN, 55455, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 836-866 | Received 18 Oct 2011, Accepted 29 Feb 2012, Published online: 18 Apr 2012

Citations (445)

Keep up to date with the latest research on this topic with citation updates for this article.

Subscribe to citation updates

Read on this site (183)

Nils Wandels, Jelle Mast & Hilde Van den Bulck. (2023) The Changing Face of Journalistic Autonomy: A Case Study of De Standaard (1976–2020). Journalism Studies 24:11, pages 1418-1439.
Read now
Folker Hanusch & Kim Löhmann. (2023) Dimensions of Peripherality in Journalism: A Typology for Studying New Actors in the Journalistic Field. Digital Journalism 11:7, pages 1292-1310.
Read now
Silje Nygaard. (2023) On the Mainstream/Alternative Continuum: Mainstream Media Reactions to Right-Wing Alternative News Media. Digital Journalism 11:7, pages 1311-1327.
Read now
Julius Reimer, Marlo Häring, Wiebke Loosen, Walid Maalej & Lisa Merten. (2023) Content Analyses of User Comments in Journalism: A Systematic Literature Review Spanning Communication Studies and Computer Science. Digital Journalism 11:7, pages 1328-1352.
Read now
Kelly Fincham. (2023) Business as Usual: How Journalism’s Professional Logics Continue to Shape News Organization Policies Around Social Media Audiences. Journalism Practice 17:7, pages 1482-1499.
Read now
Kim Andersen, Adam Shehata & Dennis Andersson. (2023) Alternative News Orientation and Trust in Mainstream Media: A Longitudinal Audience Perspective. Digital Journalism 11:5, pages 833-852.
Read now
Lindita Camaj. (2023) The Monitorial Role of Crowdsourced Journalism: Audience Engagement in Corruption Reporting in Nonprofit Newsrooms. Journalism Practice 17:5, pages 911-929.
Read now
Rodrigo Zamith. (2023) Open-Source Repositories as Trust-Building Journalism Infrastructure: Examining the Use of GitHub by News Outlets to Promote Transparency, Innovation, and Collaboration. Digital Journalism 0:0, pages 1-22.
Read now
Jane Yeahin Pyo. (2023) Haters as Anti-Fans? Accruing Capital through Audiences Who Hate Journalists. Digital Journalism 0:0, pages 1-17.
Read now
Tim P. Vos & Ryan J. Thomas. (2023) “They’re Making It More Democratic”: The Normative Construction of Participatory Journalism. Digital Journalism 0:0, pages 1-25.
Read now
Patrick R. Johnson. (2023) A Case of Claims and Facts: Automated Fact-Checking the Future of Journalism’s Authority. Digital Journalism 0:0, pages 1-24.
Read now
Nina C. Müller & Jenny Wiik. (2023) From Gatekeeper to Gate-opener: Open-Source Spaces in Investigative Journalism. Journalism Practice 17:2, pages 189-208.
Read now
Britt Christensen & Ali Khalil. (2023) Reporting Conflict from Afar: Journalists, Social Media, Communication Technologies, and War. Journalism Practice 17:2, pages 300-318.
Read now
Jing Meng & Haiyan Wang. (2023) Performing Transparency in vlog News: Self-disclosure of Chinese Journalists in vlog Reporting on COVID-19. Journalism Practice 0:0, pages 1-17.
Read now
Bibo Lin & Seth C. Lewis. (2022) The One Thing Journalistic AI Just Might Do for Democracy. Digital Journalism 10:10, pages 1627-1649.
Read now
Lynge Asbjørn Møller. (2022) Between Personal and Public Interest: How Algorithmic News Recommendation Reconciles with Journalism as an Ideology. Digital Journalism 10:10, pages 1794-1812.
Read now
Mistura Adebusola Salaudeen. (2022) From Personal to Professional: Exploring the Influences on Journalists’ Evaluation of Citizen Journalism Credibility. Journalism Practice 16:10, pages 2040-2063.
Read now
Matthew S. Weber & Nick Mathews. (2022) Explicating Local: An Audience-Based Framing of Local Community and Local News. Digital Journalism 0:0, pages 1-20.
Read now
Muhammad Fahad Humayun & Patrick Ferrucci. (2022) Understanding Social Media in Journalism Practice: A Typology. Digital Journalism 10:9, pages 1502-1525.
Read now
Patrick Walters. (2022) Reclaiming Control: How Journalists Embrace Social Media Logics While Defending Journalistic Values. Digital Journalism 10:9, pages 1482-1501.
Read now
Paulo F. C. Fonseca, Barbara E. Ribeiro & Leonardo F. Nascimento. (2022) Demarcating Patriotic Science on Digital Platforms: Covid-19, Chloroquine and the Institutionalisation of Ignorance in Brazil. Science as Culture 31:4, pages 530-554.
Read now
Andrea Hamm. (2022) New Objects, New Boundaries: How the "Journalism of Things" Reconfigures Collaborative Arrangements, Audience Relations and Knowledge-Based Empowerment. Digital Journalism 0:0, pages 1-20.
Read now
Alanna Myers, Lisa Waller, David Nolan & Kerry McCallum. (2022) Expanding Boundaries in Indigenous News: Guardian Australia, 2018–2020. Journalism Practice 16:8, pages 1753-1773.
Read now
Erica Salkin & Kevin Grieves. (2022) The “major mea culpa:” Journalistic Discursive Techniques When Professional Norms are Broken. Journalism Studies 23:9, pages 1096-1113.
Read now
Jari Väliverronen. (2022) Boundaries in Motion? Finnish Political Journalists’ External and Internal Boundary Work in a Time of Change. Journalism Studies 23:9, pages 1037-1055.
Read now
Maarit Jaakkola. (2022) Journalists as Media Educators: Journalistic Media Education as Inclusive Boundary Work. Journalism Practice 16:6, pages 1265-1285.
Read now
Pedro Jerónimo, João Carlos Correia & Anabela Gradim. (2022) Are We Close Enough? Digital Challenges to Local Journalists. Journalism Practice 16:5, pages 813-827.
Read now
Lynge Asbjørn Møller. (2022) Recommended for You: How Newspapers Normalise Algorithmic News Recommendation to Fit Their Gatekeeping Role. Journalism Studies 23:7, pages 800-817.
Read now
Fábio Henrique Pereira & Bruna Mastrella. (2022) The Practice of Data-Driven Journalism in Brazil: Between Disruption and the Reinstatement of Professional Values. Digital Journalism 10:4, pages 599-625.
Read now
Claudia Mellado & Alfred Hermida. (2022) A Conceptual Framework for Journalistic Identity on Social Media: How the Personal and Professional Contribute to Power and Profit. Digital Journalism 10:2, pages 284-299.
Read now
Yu Sun & Vincent Guangsheng Huang. (2022) Embedded data activism: the institutionalization of a grassroots environmental data initiative in China. Chinese Journal of Communication 15:1, pages 115-137.
Read now
Sina Blassnig & Frank Esser. (2022) The “Audience Logic” in Digital Journalism: An Exploration of Shifting News Logics Across Media Types and Time. Journalism Studies 23:1, pages 48-69.
Read now
Rachel R. Mourão & Logan Molyneux. (2021) Tweeting Outside the Lines: Normalization and Fragmentation as Political Reporters Break from the Mainstream. Journalism Practice 15:8, pages 1089-1107.
Read now
James Dennis & Susana Sampaio-Dias. (2021) “Tell the Story as You’d Tell It to Your Friends in a Pub”: Emotional Storytelling in Election Reporting by BuzzFeed News and Vice News. Journalism Studies 22:12, pages 1608-1626.
Read now
Annika Sehl & Alessio Cornia. (2021) How Do Public Service Media Innovate? An Analysis of Product Development by European PSM. Journalism Studies 22:11, pages 1469-1486.
Read now
Dan Wang & Steve Zhongshi Guo. (2021) Native Advertising in the Chinese Press: Implications of State Subsidies for Journalist Professional Self-Identification. Digital Journalism 9:7, pages 974-990.
Read now
Laura Cervi, Núria Simelio & Santiago Tejedor Calvo. (2021) Analysis of Journalism and Communication Studies in Europe’s Top Ranked Universities: Competencies, Aims and Courses. Journalism Practice 15:7, pages 1033-1053.
Read now
Giuliana Sorce. (2021) Journalist-Activist Boundary Work in Populist Times: The #NazisRaus Debate in German Media. Journalism Practice 15:7, pages 894-910.
Read now
Matt Carlson, Sue Robinson & Seth C. Lewis. (2021) Digital Press Criticism: The Symbolic Dimensions of Donald Trump’s Assault on U.S. Journalists as the “Enemy of the People”. Digital Journalism 9:6, pages 737-754.
Read now
Maria Kyriakidou & Iñaki Garcia-Blanco. (2021) Introduction: Innovations, Transformations and the Future of Journalism. Journalism Practice 15:6, pages 723-727.
Read now
Tamas Tofalvy. (2021) ‘We have never been part of the journalistic profession’. Media History 27:3, pages 381-402.
Read now
Claudia Kozman & Raluca Cozma. (2021) Lebanese Television on Twitter: A Study of Uses and (Dis)Engagement. Journalism Practice 15:4, pages 508-525.
Read now
Jingrong Tong & Landong Zuo. (2021) The Inapplicability of Objectivity: Understanding the Work of Data Journalism. Journalism Practice 15:2, pages 153-169.
Read now
Michael Mirer & Jennifer Harker. (2021) Will the Crowd Go Wild?: Reimagining the Newspaper Sports Section for Digital Subscribers. Journalism Practice 15:1, pages 63-79.
Read now
Dan Wang, Vincent Lei Huang & Steve Zhongshi Guo. (2020) Malleable Multiplicity and Power Reliance: Identity Presentation by Chinese Journalists on Social Media. Digital Journalism 8:10, pages 1280-1297.
Read now
Claudia Mellado & Amaranta Alfaro. (2020) Platforms, Journalists and Their Digital Selves. Digital Journalism 8:10, pages 1258-1279.
Read now
Gregory Perreault, Kellie Stanfield & Shelby Luttman. (2020) “Why the h**l is There a White House Correspondents’ Dinner?” Boundary Work in Political Journalism. Journalism Practice 14:9, pages 1142-1158.
Read now
Yeheng Pan, Michaël Opgenhaffen & Baldwin Van Gorp. (2020) The Use of Social Media by Chinese Climate Journalists: A Case Study of COP21. Journalism Practice 14:8, pages 913-932.
Read now
Valerie Belair-Gagnon & Allison J. Steinke. (2020) Capturing Digital News Innovation Research in Organizations, 1990–2018. Journalism Studies 21:12, pages 1724-1743.
Read now
Thomas R. Schmidt & Regina G. Lawrence. (2020) Engaged Journalism and News Work: A Sociotechnical Analysis of Organizational Dynamics and Professional Challenges. Journalism Practice 14:5, pages 518-536.
Read now
Sander Hölsgens, Saskia de Wildt & Tamara Witschge. (2020) Towards an Experientialist Understanding of Journalism: Exploring Arts-based Research for Journalism Studies. Journalism Studies 21:7, pages 928-946.
Read now
Bruno Takahashi, Ellis Adjei Adams & Jack Nissen. (2020) The Flint water crisis: local reporting, community attachment, and environmental justice. Local Environment 25:5, pages 365-380.
Read now
Nina Klaß. (2020) Open innovation in media innovation research – a systematic literature review. Journal of Media Business Studies 17:2, pages 190-218.
Read now
Jennifer R. Henrichsen. (2020) Breaking Through the Ambivalence: Journalistic Responses to Information Security Technologies. Digital Journalism 8:3, pages 328-346.
Read now
Matt Carlson. (2020) Fake news as an informational moral panic: the symbolic deviancy of social media during the 2016 US presidential election. Information, Communication & Society 23:3, pages 374-388.
Read now
Sheng Zou. (2020) EMOTIONAL NEWS, EMOTIONAL COUNTERPUBLIC. Digital Journalism 8:2, pages 229-248.
Read now
Subin Paul & Sujatha Sosale. (2020) Witnessing a Disaster: Public Use of Digital Technologies in the 2015 South Indian Floods. Digital Journalism 8:1, pages 15-31.
Read now
Sara Ekberg. (2020) Are opportunities and threats enough? A development of the labels of strategic issues. Journal of Media Business Studies 17:1, pages 13-32.
Read now
Scott Wright, Daniel Jackson & Todd Graham. (2020) When Journalists Go “Below the Line”: Comment Spaces at The Guardian (2006–2017). Journalism Studies 21:1, pages 107-126.
Read now
Elisabeth Muth Andersen, Anette Grønning, Maiju Hietaketo & Marjut Johansson. (2019) Direct Reader Address in Health-related Online News Articles: Imposing Problems and Projecting Desires for Action and Change onto Readers. Journalism Studies 20:16, pages 2478-2494.
Read now
Patrick Ferrucci & Ross Taylor. (2019) Blurred Boundaries: Toning Ethics in News Routines. Journalism Studies 20:15, pages 2167-2181.
Read now
Colin Porlezza & Sergio Splendore. (2019) From Open Journalism to Closed Data: Data Journalism in Italy. Digital Journalism 7:9, pages 1230-1252.
Read now
Bella Palomo, Laura Teruel & Elena Blanco-Castilla. (2019) Data Journalism Projects Based on User-Generated Content. How La Nacion Data Transforms Active Audience into Staff. Digital Journalism 7:9, pages 1270-1288.
Read now
David Cheruiyot, Stefan Baack & Raul Ferrer-Conill. (2019) Data Journalism Beyond Legacy Media: The case of African and European Civic Technology Organizations. Digital Journalism 7:9, pages 1215-1229.
Read now
Ignacio Bergillos. (2019) Rethinking Vox-Pops in Television News Evolution of Person-on-the-Street Interviews in Spanish News Programs. Journalism Practice 13:9, pages 1057-1074.
Read now
Manuel Menke, Susanne Kinnebrock, Sonja Kretzschmar, Ingrid Aichberger, Marcel Broersma, Roman Hummel, Susanne Kirchhoff, Dimitri Prandner, Nelson Ribeiro & Ramón Salaverría. (2019) Insights from a Comparative Study into Convergence Culture in European Newsrooms. Journalism Practice 13:8, pages 946-950.
Read now
David Ryfe. (2019) The Warp and Woof of the Field of Journalism. Digital Journalism 7:7, pages 844-859.
Read now
Christopher Ali, Thomas R. Schmidt, Damian Radcliffe & Rosalind Donald. (2019) The Digital Life of Small Market Newspapers. Digital Journalism 7:7, pages 886-909.
Read now
Brett G. Johnson & Caroline Dade. (2019) Local broadcast journalism, user-generated content and boundary work. Media Practice and Education 20:3, pages 260-276.
Read now
Heather Robertson & Harry Dugmore. (2019) “But is it Journalism?” Reflections on Online Informational Roles and Content Creation Practices of a Sample of South African Lawyers. African Journalism Studies 40:3, pages 107-122.
Read now
Teri Finneman, Ryan J. Thomas & Joy Jenkins. (2019) “I Always Watched Eyewitness News Just to See Your Beautiful Smile”: Ethical Implications of U.S. Women TV Anchors’ Personal Branding on Social Media. Journal of Media Ethics 34:3, pages 146-159.
Read now
Valerie Belair-Gagnon, Jacob L. Nelson & Seth C. Lewis. (2019) Audience Engagement, Reciprocity, and the Pursuit of Community Connectedness in Public Media Journalism. Journalism Practice 13:5, pages 558-575.
Read now
Yanfang Wu. (2019) How Age Affects Journalists’ Adoption of Social Media as an Innovation. Journalism Practice 13:5, pages 537-557.
Read now
Andrew Duffy & Megan Knight. (2019) Don’t be Stupid. Journalism Studies 20:7, pages 932-951.
Read now
Jennifer E. Moore & John A. Hatcher. (2019) Disrupting Traditional News Routines Through Community Engagement. Journalism Studies 20:5, pages 749-764.
Read now
Frank Michael Russell. (2019) The New Gatekeepers. Journalism Studies 20:5, pages 631-648.
Read now
Michael Mirer. (2019) Playing the Right Way: In-House Sports Reporters and Media Ethics as Boundary Work. Journal of Media Ethics 34:2, pages 73-86.
Read now
Scott A. Eldridge$suffix/text()$suffix/text(), Kristy Hess, Edson C. Tandoc$suffix/text()$suffix/text() & Oscar Westlund. (2019) Navigating the Scholarly Terrain: Introducing the Digital Journalism Studies Compass. Digital Journalism 7:3, pages 386-403.
Read now
Barbie Zelizer. (2019) Why Journalism Is About More Than Digital Technology. Digital Journalism 7:3, pages 343-350.
Read now
Gregory Perreault & Kellie Stanfield. (2019) Mobile Journalism as Lifestyle Journalism?. Journalism Practice 13:3, pages 331-348.
Read now
Ryan J. Thomas. (2019) Helpfulness as Journalism's Normative Anchor. Journalism Studies 20:3, pages 364-380.
Read now
Caroline Fisher, Eileen Culloty, Jee Young Lee & Sora Park. (2019) Regaining Control Citizens who follow politicians on social media and their perceptions of journalism. Digital Journalism 7:2, pages 230-250.
Read now
Logan Molyneux & Rachel R. Mourão. (2019) Political Journalists’ Normalization of Twitter. Journalism Studies 20:2, pages 248-266.
Read now
Frank Michael Russell. (2019) Twitter and News Gatekeeping. Digital Journalism 7:1, pages 80-99.
Read now
Sara K. Yeo, Leona Yi-Fan Su, Dietram A. Scheufele, Dominique Brossard, Michael A. Xenos & Elizabeth A. Corley. (2019) The effect of comment moderation on perceived bias in science news. Information, Communication & Society 22:1, pages 129-146.
Read now
Sergio Splendore. (2018) Communicative activism and political impasse: the changing media system in the context of fake news and populism. Contemporary Italian Politics 10:4, pages 407-420.
Read now
Kyser Lough, Logan Molyneux & Avery E. Holton. (2018) A Clearer Picture. Journalism Practice 12:10, pages 1277-1291.
Read now
Antonio Jose Pedroso Neto & Tomás Undurraga. (2018) The Elective Affinity Between Elite Journalists and Mainstream Economists in Brazil. Journalism Studies 19:15, pages 2243-2263.
Read now
Paul Stringer. (2018) Finding a Place in the Journalistic Field. Journalism Studies 19:13, pages 1991-2000.
Read now
Tim P. Vos & Ryan J. Thomas. (2018) The discursive construction of journalistic authority in a post-truth age. Journalism Studies 19:13, pages 2001-2010.
Read now
Logan Molyneux, Avery Holton & Seth C. Lewis. (2018) How journalists engage in branding on Twitter: individual, organizational, and institutional levels. Information, Communication & Society 21:10, pages 1386-1401.
Read now
Diana Bossio & Avery E. Holton. (2018) The identity dilemma: Identity drivers and social media fatigue among journalists. Popular Communication 16:4, pages 248-262.
Read now
Mark Coddington, Seth C. Lewis & Avery E. Holton. (2018) Measuring and Evaluating Reciprocal Journalism as a Concept. Journalism Practice 12:8, pages 1039-1050.
Read now
Gerret von Nordheim, Karin Boczek & Lars Koppers. (2018) Sourcing the Sources. Digital Journalism 6:7, pages 807-828.
Read now
Brett G. Johnson & Kimberly Kelling. (2018) Placing Facebook. Journalism Practice 12:7, pages 817-833.
Read now
Mark Betteney, Jane Barnard & Andrew Lambirth. (2018) Mentor, colleague, co-learner and judge: using Bourdieu to evaluate the motivations of mentors of Newly Qualified Teachers. European Journal of Teacher Education 41:4, pages 433-447.
Read now
Yanfang Wu. (2018) The Disruption of Social Media. Digital Journalism 6:6, pages 777-797.
Read now
Stefan Baack. (2018) Practically Engaged. Digital Journalism 6:6, pages 673-692.
Read now
Shira Chess & Jessica Maddox. (2018) Kim Kardashian is my new BFF: Video games and the looking glass celebrity. Popular Communication 16:3, pages 196-210.
Read now
Rodrigo Zamith. (2018) On Metrics-Driven Homepages. Journalism Studies 19:8, pages 1116-1137.
Read now
Merryn Sherwood & Penny O’Donnell. (2018) Once a Journalist, Always a Journalist?. Journalism Studies 19:7, pages 1021-1038.
Read now
Karoline Andrea Ihlebæk & Anders Olof Larsson. (2018) Learning by Doing. Journalism Studies 19:6, pages 905-920.
Read now
Qun Wang. (2018) Dimensional Field Theory. Digital Journalism 6:4, pages 472-491.
Read now
Michael Mirer. (2018) “I Did What I Do” Versus “I Cover Football”. Journalism Practice 12:3, pages 251-267.
Read now
Homero Gil de Zúñiga, Trevor Diehl & Alberto Ardèvol-Abreu. (2018) When Citizens and Journalists Interact on Twitter. Journalism Studies 19:2, pages 227-246.
Read now
Matt Carlson. (2018) Facebook in the News. Digital Journalism 6:1, pages 4-20.
Read now
Arne H. Krumsvik. (2018) Redefining User Involvement in Digital News Media. Journalism Practice 12:1, pages 19-31.
Read now
Magda Konieczna, John A. Hatcher & Jennifer E. Moore. (2018) Citizen-Centered Journalism and Contested Boundaries. Journalism Practice 12:1, pages 4-18.
Read now
Laura Ahva. (2017) Practice Theory for Journalism Studies. Journalism Studies 18:12, pages 1523-1541.
Read now
John A. Hatcher & Dana Thayer. (2017) Assessing Collaboration in One Media Ecosystem. Journalism Practice 11:10, pages 1283-1301.
Read now
Brian Creech & Shannon Rooney. (2017) “Death of The New Republic”. Journalism Studies 18:11, pages 1363-1380.
Read now
Nikki Usher. (2017) Venture-backed News Startups and the Field of Journalism . Digital Journalism 5:9, pages 1116-1133.
Read now
Maria Konow-Lund & Eva-Karin Olsson. (2017) Social Media’s Challenge to Journalistic Norms and Values during a Terror Attack. Digital Journalism 5:9, pages 1192-1204.
Read now
Matthias Revers. (2017) The role of events in ICT adoption: same-sex marriage and Twitter. Information, Communication & Society 20:10, pages 1554-1570.
Read now
Jennifer Y. Abbott. (2017) Tensions in the scholarship on participatory journalism and citizen journalism. Annals of the International Communication Association 41:3-4, pages 278-297.
Read now
Susanne M. Almgren. (2017) Undoing Churnalism?. Digital Journalism 5:8, pages 1060-1079.
Read now
Tine Ustad Figenschou & Kjersti Thorbjørnsrud. (2017) Disruptive Media Events. Journalism Practice 11:8, pages 942-959.
Read now
Agnes Gulyas. (2017) Hybridity and Social Media Adoption by Journalists. Digital Journalism 5:7, pages 884-902.
Read now
Lisbeth Morlandstø & Birgit Røe Mathisen. (2017) Participation and Control. Digital Journalism 5:6, pages 791-808.
Read now
Emily Sydnor & Danielle Psimas. (2017) Easing Political Digestion: The Effects of News Curation on Citizens’ Behavior. Journal of Information Technology & Politics 14:3, pages 189-213.
Read now
Diana Bossio & Vittoria Sacco. (2017) From “Selfies” to Breaking Tweets. Journalism Practice 11:5, pages 527-543.
Read now
Nicole Ladson & Angela M. Lee. (2017) Persuading to Pay: Exploring the What and Why in Crowdfunded Journalism. International Journal on Media Management 19:2, pages 144-163.
Read now
Angelique Wildschut & Tamlynne Meyer. (2017) The boundaries of artisanal work and occupations in South Africa, and their relation to inequality. Labour and Industry 27:2, pages 113-130.
Read now
Courtney N. Johnson. (2017) A “Massive and Unprecedented Intrusion”. Digital Journalism 5:3, pages 318-333.
Read now
Wendy Norris. (2017) Digital Humanitarians. Journalism Practice 11:2-3, pages 213-228.
Read now
Michal Kus, Tobias Eberwein, Colin Porlezza & Sergio Splendore. (2017) Training or Improvisation?. Journalism Practice 11:2-3, pages 355-372.
Read now
Dave Harte, Andy Williams & Jerome Turner. (2017) Reciprocity and The Hyperlocal Journalist. Journalism Practice 11:2-3, pages 160-176.
Read now
Daniela Gerson, Nien-Tsu Nancy Chen, Andrea Wenzel, Sandra Ball-Rokeach & Michael Parks. (2017) From Audience to Reporter. Journalism Practice 11:2-3, pages 336-354.
Read now
Joanna M. T. Krajewski & Brian Ekdale. (2017) Constructing Cholera. Journalism Practice 11:2-3, pages 229-246.
Read now
James Morrison. (2017) Finishing the “Unfinished” Story. Digital Journalism 5:2, pages 213-232.
Read now
Brett Gregory Johnson. (2017) Speech, Harm, and the Duties of Digital Intermediaries: Conceptualizing Platform Ethics. Journal of Media Ethics 32:1, pages 16-27.
Read now
Ulrika Olausson. (2017) The Reinvented Journalist. Digital Journalism 5:1, pages 61-81.
Read now
Robert E. Gutsche$suffix/text()$suffix/text(), Susan Jacobson, Juliet Pinto & Charnele Michel. (2017) Reciprocal (and Reductionist?) Newswork. Journalism Practice 11:1, pages 62-79.
Read now
Jan Lauren Boyles & Eric Meyer. (2016) Letting the Data Speak. Digital Journalism 4:7, pages 944-954.
Read now
Avery E. Holton. (2016) Intrapreneurial Informants. Journalism Practice 10:7, pages 917-927.
Read now
Jaana Hujanen. (2016) Participation and the Blurring Values of Journalism. Journalism Studies 17:7, pages 871-880.
Read now
Matt Carlson. (2016) Embedded Links, Embedded Meanings. Journalism Studies 17:7, pages 915-924.
Read now
Avery E. Holton, Seth C. Lewis & Mark Coddington. (2016) Interacting with Audiences. Journalism Studies 17:7, pages 849-859.
Read now
Gustav Persson. (2016) Ideological struggle over epistemic and political positions in news discourse on migrant activism in Sweden. Critical Discourse Studies 13:3, pages 278-293.
Read now
Angelique Wildschut & Tamlynne Meyer. (2016) The changing nature of artisanal work and occupations: Important for understanding labour markets. Development Southern Africa 33:3, pages 390-406.
Read now
Andrea Ceron, Luigi Curini & Stefano M. Iacus. (2016) First- and second-level agenda setting in the Twittersphere: An application to the Italian political debate. Journal of Information Technology & Politics 13:2, pages 159-174.
Read now
Sasu Siegelbaum & Ryan J. Thomas. (2016) Putting the Work (back) into Newswork. Journalism Practice 10:3, pages 387-404.
Read now
Jayeon Lee. (2016) Opportunity or risk? How news organizations frame social media in their guidelines for journalists. The Communication Review 19:2, pages 106-127.
Read now
Colin Porlezza & Sergio Splendore. (2016) Accountability and Transparency of Entrepreneurial Journalism. Journalism Practice 10:2, pages 196-216.
Read now
Melissa Wall. (2015) Citizen Journalism. Digital Journalism 3:6, pages 797-813.
Read now
Stuart Allan & Chris Peters. (2015) Visual truths of citizen reportage: four research problematics. Information, Communication & Society 18:11, pages 1348-1361.
Read now
Michaël Opgenhaffen & Leen d’Haenens. (2015) Managing Social Media Use: Whither Social Media Guidelines in News Organizations?. International Journal on Media Management 17:4, pages 201-216.
Read now
Brendan R. Watson & Sarah Cavanah. (2015) Community Information Needs: A Theory and Methodological Framework. Mass Communication and Society 18:5, pages 651-673.
Read now
Keith Greenwood & Ryan J. Thomas. (2015) Locating The Journalism in Citizen Photojournalism. Digital Journalism 3:4, pages 615-633.
Read now
Sven Engesser & Edda Humprecht. (2015) Frequency or Skillfulness. Journalism Studies 16:4, pages 513-529.
Read now
Qun Wang. (2015) Shuttling between politics and entertainment. The Journal of International Communication 21:2, pages 241-256.
Read now
Seth C. Lewis & Oscar Westlund. (2015) Big Data and Journalism. Digital Journalism 3:3, pages 447-466.
Read now
Mark Coddington. (2015) Clarifying Journalism’s Quantitative Turn. Digital Journalism 3:3, pages 331-348.
Read now
Seth C. Lewis. (2015) Journalism In An Era Of Big Data. Digital Journalism 3:3, pages 321-330.
Read now
Brian Ekdale, Melissa Tully, Shawn Harmsen & Jane B. Singer. (2015) Newswork Within a Culture of Job Insecurity. Journalism Practice 9:3, pages 383-398.
Read now
Robert E. Gutsche$suffix/text()$suffix/text(), Consuelo Naranjo & Lilliam Martínez-Bustos. (2015) “Now We Can Talk”. Journalism Practice 9:3, pages 298-313.
Read now
Brian Creech & Andrew L. Mendelson. (2015) Imagining the Journalist of the Future: Technological Visions of Journalism Education and Newswork. The Communication Review 18:2, pages 142-165.
Read now
Jan-Hinrik Schmidt & Wiebke Loosen. (2015) Both Sides of the Story. Digital Journalism 3:2, pages 259-278.
Read now
Mike Ananny & Kate Crawford. (2015) A Liminal Press. Digital Journalism 3:2, pages 192-208.
Read now
Logan Molyneux & Avery Holton. (2015) Branding (Health) Journalism. Digital Journalism 3:2, pages 225-242.
Read now
Ulrika Hedman. (2015) J-Tweeters. Digital Journalism 3:2, pages 279-297.
Read now
Lian Jian & Jieun Shin. (2015) Motivations Behind Donors' Contributions to Crowdfunded Journalism. Mass Communication and Society 18:2, pages 165-185.
Read now
Wiebke Loosen. (2015) The Notion of the “Blurring Boundaries”. Digital Journalism 3:1, pages 68-84.
Read now
David Domingo, Pere Masip & Irene Costera Meijer. (2015) Tracing Digital News Networks. Digital Journalism 3:1, pages 53-67.
Read now
Seth C. Lewis & Oscar Westlund. (2015) Actors, Actants, Audiences, and Activities in Cross-Media News Work. Digital Journalism 3:1, pages 19-37.
Read now
Chris Peters & Tamara Witschge. (2015) From Grand Narratives of Democracy to Small Expectations of Participation. Journalism Practice 9:1, pages 19-34.
Read now
Brooke Duffy. (2015) Amateur, Autonomous, and Collaborative: Myths of Aspiring Female Cultural Producers in Web 2.0. Critical Studies in Media Communication 32:1, pages 48-64.
Read now
Michaël Opgenhaffen & Harald Scheerlinck. (2014) Social Media Guidelines for Journalists. Journalism Practice 8:6, pages 726-741.
Read now
Sven Engesser. (2014) Towards a Classification of Participatory News Websites. Digital Journalism 2:4, pages 575-595.
Read now
José Alberto García-Avilés. (2014) Online Newsrooms as Communities of Practice: Exploring Digital Journalists' Applied Ethics. Journal of Mass Media Ethics 29:4, pages 258-272.
Read now
Yacov Netzer, Keren Tenenboim-Weinblatt & Limor Shifman. (2014) The Construction of Participation in News Websites. Journalism Studies 15:5, pages 619-631.
Read now
Nele Heise, Wiebke Loosen, Julius Reimer & Jan-Hinrik Schmidt. (2014) Including the Audience. Journalism Studies 15:4, pages 411-430.
Read now
David Domingo & Florence Le Cam. (2014) Journalism In Dispersion. Digital Journalism 2:3, pages 310-321.
Read now
Seth C. Lewis, Avery E. Holton & Mark Coddington. (2014) Reciprocal Journalism. Journalism Practice 8:2, pages 229-241.
Read now
Hans K. Meyer & Michael Clay Carey. (2014) In Moderation. Journalism Practice 8:2, pages 213-228.
Read now
Hayes Mawindi Mabweazara. (2014) Readers Comments on Zimbabwean Newspaper Websites. Digital Journalism 2:1, pages 44-61.
Read now
Agnes Gulyas. (2013) THE INFLUENCE OF PROFESSIONAL VARIABLES ON JOURNALISTS’ USES AND VIEWS OF SOCIAL MEDIA. Digital Journalism 1:2, pages 270-285.
Read now
Oscar Westlund. (2013) MOBILE NEWS. Digital Journalism 1:1, pages 6-26.
Read now
Deirdre Hughes. (2013) An expanded model of careers professional identity: time for change?. British Journal of Guidance & Counselling 41:1, pages 58-68.
Read now
SethC. Lewis, Rodrigo Zamith & Alfred Hermida. (2013) Content Analysis in an Era of Big Data: A Hybrid Approach to Computational and Manual Methods. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media 57:1, pages 34-52.
Read now
Göran Bolin. (2012) THE LABOUR OF MEDIA USE. Information, Communication & Society 15:6, pages 796-814.
Read now
Espen Sørmo Strømme. Should I Stay or Should I Code? Of Collaboration and Do-It-Yourself Programming in Investigative Journalism. Digital Journalism 0:0, pages 1-20.
Read now
Jan Kreft, Monika Boguszewicz-Kreft & Mariana Fydrych. (Lost) Pride and Prejudice. Journalistic Identity Negotiation Versus the Automation of Content. Journalism Practice 0:0, pages 1-24.
Read now

Articles from other publishers (262)

Liliana Bounegru. (2023) The platformisation of software development: Connective coding and platform vernaculars on GitHub. Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies.
Crossref
Mary Angela Bock, Robert J. Richardson, Christopher T. Assaf & Dariya Tsyrenzhapova. (2023) Improvisation, Economy, and MTV Moves: Online News and Video Production Style. Electronic News 17:3, pages 146-163.
Crossref
Donoxti Baylon & Marcos Barros. (2022) Mutual Constitution of Genre and Knowledge: The case of genre resistance in the French diplomatic occupational community. Organization Studies 44:9, pages 1491-1517.
Crossref
Kexin Ren, Na Zhong & Xianhua Sun. (2023) A Bibliometric Analysis of Creative Cities: Research Hotspots, Trends, and Outlooks. Buildings 13:8, pages 1991.
Crossref
José Antonio González Alba, Francisco Javier Caro González, José Luis Rojas Torrijos & Concha Pérez Curiel. (2023) Innovación en el periodismo desde perfiles no periodísticos. Estudio comparado de cinco media labs iberoamericanos. Doxa Comunicación. Revista Interdisciplinar de Estudios de Comunicación y Ciencias Sociales, pages 431-452.
Crossref
Félix Arias-Robles, José María Valero-Pastor & Miguel Carvajal. (2023) Dependencia y externalización tecnológica en las innovaciones periodísticas de los medios españoles (2014-2021). Doxa Comunicación. Revista Interdisciplinar de Estudios de Comunicación y Ciencias Sociales, pages 453-478.
Crossref
Xin Yu & Jinpeng Wang. (2023) Is journalism just a job? Findings on journalists’ career motivation, news efficacy and news avoidance from structural equation modeling in China. Journalism, pages 146488492311825.
Crossref
Gregory Perreault, Volha Kananovich & Ella Hackett. (2022) Guarding the Firewall: How Political Journalists Distance Themselves From the Editorial Endorsement Process. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly 100:2, pages 354-372.
Crossref
Katherine M. Engelke. (2023) Metajournalistic Discourse on Participatory Journalism: Examining a Decade of Coverage in Trade Magazines. Journalism and Media 4:2, pages 612-630.
Crossref
Franzisca Weder, C. Kay Weaver & Lars Rademacher. (2023) Curating conversations in times of transformation: Convergence in how public relations and journalism are “Doing” communication. Public Relations Inquiry 12:2, pages 163-182.
Crossref
Vaios Papanagnou. (2021) Who is a good journalist? Evaluations of journalistic worth in the era of social media. Journalism 24:5, pages 1052-1068.
Crossref
Kostiantyn Yanchenko, Alona Shestopalova, Gerret von Nordheim & Katharina Kleinen-von Königslöw. (2023) “Repressed Opposition Media” or “Tools of Hybrid Warfare”? Negotiating the Boundaries of Legitimate Journalism in Ukraine Prior to Russia's Full-Scale Invasion. The International Journal of Press/Politics, pages 194016122311677.
Crossref
Paromita Pain & Ezequiel Korin. (2023) ‘Keeping news alive in Venezuela’: Using social media as tactical media. Global Media and Communication 19:1, pages 101-117.
Crossref
Sayyed Fawad Ali Shah, Tamar Ginossar & Muhammad Ittefaq. (2021) “We always report under pressure”: Professionalism and journalistic identity among regional journalists in a conflict zone. Journalism 24:4, pages 709-728.
Crossref
Thomas Owren & Helle Sjøvaag. (2023) Kritisk tilstand: Har kritikeren utspilt sin rolle som smakens portvakt?. Norsk medietidsskrift 30:1, pages 1-15.
Crossref
Stefanie Sirén‐Heikel, Martin Kjellman & Carl‐Gustav Lindén. (2022) At the crossroads of logics: Automating newswork with artificial intelligence — (Re)defining journalistic logics from the perspective of technologists . Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology 74:3, pages 354-366.
Crossref
Qingqing Zhang. 2023. Proceedings of the 2023 2nd International Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities and Arts (SSHA 2023). Proceedings of the 2023 2nd International Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities and Arts (SSHA 2023) 163 173 .

Displaying 200 of 445 citing articles. Use the download link below to view the full list of citing articles.

Download full citations list

Reprints and Corporate Permissions

Please note: Selecting permissions does not provide access to the full text of the article, please see our help page How do I view content?

To request a reprint or corporate permissions for this article, please click on the relevant link below:

Order Reprints Request Corporate Permissions

Academic Permissions

Please note: Selecting permissions does not provide access to the full text of the article, please see our help page How do I view content?

Obtain permissions instantly via Rightslink by clicking on the button below:

Request Academic Permissions

If you are unable to obtain permissions via Rightslink, please complete and submit this Permissions form. For more information, please visit our Permissions help page.

Related research

People also read lists articles that other readers of this article have read.

Recommended articles lists articles that we recommend and is powered by our AI driven recommendation engine.

Cited by lists all citing articles based on Crossref citations.
Articles with the Crossref icon will open in a new tab.