The work of news avoidance among news consumers and avoiders
The study “Avoiding News is Hard Work, or is it? A Closer Look at the Work of News Avoidance among Frequent and Infrequent Consumers of News” by Stephanie Edgerly from … Continued
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Sourcing, verifying, and mediating journalistic truth during the Russian-Ukrainian conflict
The study “Sourcing Dis/Information: How Swedish and Ukrainian Journalists Source, Verify, and Mediate Journalistic Truth During the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict” by Nina Springer and Gunnar Nygren from University of Stockholm, and … Continued
Motivations to share fake news on social media platforms: a systematic literature review
The study “A systematic literature review of the motivations to share fake news on social media platforms and how to fight them” by Cristiane Melchior and Mírian Oliveira from Pontifical … Continued
Are journalists addicted to Trump?
The study “The last remaining thing we have in common: journalists publicly perform their addiction to former President Trump” by Ron Bishop from Drexel University Philadelphia was a rhetorical analysis … Continued
How journalists can capitalize on anti-journalistic hate
The study “Haters as Anti-Fans? Accruing Capital through Audiences Who Hate Journalists” by Jane Yeahin Pyo from University of Illinois interviewed 40 South Korean journalists who had experienced harassment and … Continued
How Russians used credibility heuristics
The study “Harnessing Distrust: News, Credibility Heuristics, and War in an Authoritarian Regime” by Maxim Alyukov from King’s College London looked at how Russian citizens used credibility heuristics to assess … Continued
The role of automated fact-checking (AFC) on journalistic authority
The study “A Case of Claims and Facts: Automated Fact-Checking the Future of Journalism’s Authority” by Patrick R. Johnson from University of Iowa used metajournalistic discourse analysis to analyze 137 … Continued
Canadian journalists’ views of dark participation
The study “Journalists’ Views and Management of Dark Participation” by Ahmed Al-Rawi from Simon Fraser University and Taeyoung Kim from Loughborough University interviewed 15 Canadian journalists on their experiences with … Continued
Editorial trust-building in German news outlets
The study “The quality oriented, the audience engagers, the transparent: Types of editorial trust-building in German news outlets” by Bernadette Uth from University of Muenster explored the issue of media … Continued
Article: Trust and Journalistic Transparency Online
The study “Trust and Journalistic Transparency Online” by Michael Koliska from Georgetown University experimented on news consumers’ trust as brought on by transparency, and further, in the second experiment, explored … Continued