Journalists’ Perceptions of Ownership Change and its Impact on Journalistic Content and Work
ARTICLE: Local TV stations reaching generation C
National TV networks, as well as local TV stations, are experiencing changes that range from programming distribution methods to shifts in audiences, write Douglas A. Ferguson, of College of Charleston and Clark … Continued
VIDEO: Covering complex global issues and discussing new forms of publishing
Hanna Nikkanen, a Visiting Professor at the University of Tampere, talked with us about her plans for teaching and current interests. We went through various interesting topics such as the … Continued
ARTICLE: Link length and quantity affects user experience
Different quantities and types of links have notable effects on the readers of online news, write Félix Arias-Robles and José Alberto García-Avilés, both of Universidad Miguel Hernández. The authors conducted … Continued
ARTICLE: Despite importance, viewpoint diversity takes a “back seat”
Political journalists consider it important to present their audience with diverse viewpoints – but they often fail to do so, write Tim P. Vos, of University of Missouri, and J. … Continued
