Here is a list of all academic peer-reviewed articles, reports and other papers published in September 2017 about journalism research. The list is updated a couple of times per week. … Continued
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Data journalism and audience remains an underresearched topic. Marília Gehrke from University Groningen investigated how a group of Brazilians perceived the disclosure transparency of data journalism articles. Digital journalism studies have … Continued
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The importance of social media and search engine referrals reduces during breaking news events, Nic Newman and Antonis Kalogeropoulos, both of Oxford University, write. The authors analysed the desktop and … Continued
ARTICLE: Both audience and journalists unsure of fact checkers
Both journalists and lay social media users have mixed opinions on fact checking and information verification services, write Petter Bae Brandtzaeg and Asbjørn Følstad, both of the Norwegian research company … Continued
On the week 35 the following publications have come to our attention: Media Globalization and Digital Journalism in Malaysia Written by Amira Firdaus Published by Routledge 194 pages Media and … Continued
CFP | 31.10. | Why is the modern world so susceptible to fake news?
The journal Policy and Internet is calling for articles for its upcoming special issue on fake news. Entitled “Reframing ‘Fake News’: Architectures, Influence, and Automation”, the issue is scheduled for … Continued
ARTICLE: Millenials’ definition of “news” is becoming broader
The so-called Millenial generation considers as “news” a wider selection of information than what journalists and scholars usually do. This finding is reported by Natalia Rulyova, of University of Birmingham, … Continued