Audiences to United Kingdom’s largest news brands still overwhelmingly consume their news via print, Neil Thurman, of both Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich and University of London, discovered. Thurman used … Continued

News constructions of the relationship between teens and social media have significant implications for young people, write Susannah R. Stern, of University of San Diego, and Sarah Burke Odland, of University … Continued

Nowadays, a headline is often the primary way of getting a potential reader interested in an article. This has led to something known as clickbait, write Jeffrey Kuiken, of University … Continued

Organisers of symposium “Public Lives/Private Platform: The Politics of Twitter” are calling for papers. The event takes place on 23-24 May 2017 at the University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands. It is … Continued

Martin Scott, of University of East Anglia, Mel Bunce, City University of London, and Kate Wright, of Edinburgh University, explore how foundation funding influence on international public service journalism and journalistic practices. … Continued

The Centre for Media and Celebrity Studies (CMCS) is calling for papers for the international conference “Bridging Gaps: Where is the Critic in Television Journalism?”. The event is organised in … Continued

In order to constantly keep their web pages updated, American newspapers often turn to stories their journalists think are not important, Nikki Usher, of George Washington University, writes. The finding … Continued

Florian Stalph, Research Associate at the University of Passau talked to us about his research. He told about his research about data journalism implications. Stalph is also interested in data … Continued

A conference on “Algorithms, automation, and news” is calling for paper proposals. The conference will take place on the 22nd and 23rd of May 2018 in Munich, Germany. The conference … Continued

Audience engagement features affect the perceived value of a news outlet only slightly, Isabelle Krebs and Juliane A. Lischka, both of University of Zurich, write. The authors surveyed 313 Swiss … Continued