Tag: newsroom
The October article by Benjamin Toff, Carolina Velloso, and Michael Ofori from University of Minnesota applied the concepts of “connection-based reporting” and “political identity ownership” to investigate the enhanced bios … Continued
The study “The Human-AI Partnership in Romanian Newsrooms: AI as Both a News Topic and a Tool” by Georgeta Drula from University of Bucharest was a two-part study investigating both … Continued
The study ““It’s Trauma on a Deadline”: Change, Continuity and Harm After the “Racial Reckoning.”” by Archie Thomas from University of Sydney and David Nolan from University of Canberra argues … Continued
The study “Teaching Safety of Journalists: Student Responses and Solutions to Occupational Risks and Hostility” by Signe Ivask from University of Tartu examined 11 students’ (9 were Czech) reactions to … Continued
The study “How (not to) Run an AI Project in Investigative Journalism” by Marina Fridman, Roy Krøvel, and Fabrizio Palumbo, all from Oslo Metropolitan University looked at the challenges and … Continued
The study “Trust and Fear in the Newsroom: How Emotions Drive the Exchange of Innovative Ideas” by Ornella Porcu and Liesbeth Hermans from Windesheim University of Applied Sciences and Marcel … Continued
New study “Between Structures and Identities: Newsroom Policies, Division of Labor and Journalists’ Commitment to Investigative Reporting” by Pauline Cancela from University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland studied how the division of … Continued
New study “From One Division of Labor to the Other: The Relation between Beat Reporting, Freelancing, and Journalistic Autonomy” by Sarah van Leuven, Bart Vanhaelewyn and Karin Raeymaeckers of Ghent … Continued
A new study “The Attention Apparatus: Conditions and Affordances of News Reporting in Hybrid Media Events of Terrorist Violence” by Niina Uusitalo and Katja Valaskivi from University of Tampere conceptualizes … Continued
