Changes to the digital media environment have been a new source of professional identity for digital journalists, write Patrick Ferrucci and Tim Vos. Their new article examines how American digital journalists … Continued

Journalists are are becoming more comfortable with online comments and often engage with commenters to foster deliberative discussions or quell incivility, writes Gina Masullo Chen and Paromita Pain. The study draws on interviews … Continued

Grub-Street Journal (1730–1737) was a weekly paper that satirized the conventions of London journalism. Its editor Richard Russel searched through publications for accounts of the same event and through satire … Continued

In their recently published study Kjersti Thorbjørnsrud, of Institute for Social Research and Tine Ustad Figenschou, of University of Oslo, study how editors in Norwegian media experience the ritual role of the media, … Continued

This new article examines the effect of website structure on readers attitudes and attention. The study is written by Karen McIntyre, of Richard T. Robertson School of Media and Culture and University of … Continued

ECREA has published a public statement regarding increased pressures on academics in Turkey after the failed military coup. Turkey’s Council of Higher Education have for example banned all academics from … Continued

When sports editors commit to hiring women, they find women who can move up within organizations and become leaders, write Pamela C. Laucella, of Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis, Marie Hardin, of Penn State … Continued

Hundreds of journalists were covering the confrontation between Palestinians and Israelis in the summer of 2014. Ibrahim Hazboun, Yiftach Ron and Ifat Maoz explore the experiences and practices of Palestinian journalists working for … Continued

New LSE report called Journalistic representations of Jeremy Corbyn in the British press: From watchdog to attackdog by Bart Cammaerts, Brooks DeCillia, João Carlos Magalhães, Cesar Jimenez-Martinez, all of London School of Economics and Political Science, has been published. The … Continued

While film has become a dominant cultural form in cultural journalism, its prominence in the quality newspapers does not indicate an inclination towards the principals of popular culture, write Annemarie Kersten … Continued