... Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) journalism AI newsroom Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly become one of the most transformative forces in contemporary media, reshaping how news is produced, verified, and delivered to audiences. Unlike many previous technological advancements, AI...

... review these topics, offer detailed contextualization, and explore other issues covered in the news media. Canada news coverage opioid crisis journalism framing Introduction Studies have found that the overall tone in the news on the current opioid crisis emerged as empathetic and soft...

... of journalism ( van Dijck et al., 2018 ) has compelled news media to adapt to network media logic ( Klinger & Svensson, 2015 ), thereby affecting journalistic practices and norms ( Hermida & Mellado, 2020 ). Abstract The platformisation of journalism has compelled news media to adapt to network media...

...,” and there is no reference to the term “journalism.” The closest entry is for the term “magazine.” The publication states that specialized magazines appeared in Brazil in 1910, and dealt not only with cinema, but also theater. The book quotes Cinearte magazine, which circulated from 1926 to 1942, and adds...

... of the concept of intelligence and the understanding of a program or thinking machine is essential. AI streamlines news production and delivery processes, components within journalism that are closely linked to gaining new audiences. At first, it may seem strange that the United States has not yet...

... as an ‘other’, separate from other elite athletes and undeserving of her status as an Olympian – serving to powerfully shape public perceptions of Hubbard's identity, humanity and her right to compete in the sport that she loves. Laurel Hubbard weightlifting transgender representation identity journalism...

... the extent to which groups can pursue communication strategies designed to further their own interests. Finally, at the level of mass communication, it concerns itself with the extent to which journalism operate as a space in which the first two levels of communication become amplified and linked to centers...

... journalism power relations preparing for an interview trust tone Introduction Interviews are key to how journalists get their job done. Whether that job is to be an ‘honest broker of information’ ( Freedman, 2006 , p. 11), or ‘to get at the facts of situations’ ( de Burgh, 2000 , p. 76), or ‘to find...

...Abstract This chapter explores responsibility in the posttruth era in communication disciplines while documenting the civic and political ramifications of the current news climate in the United States. Journalism fake news media ethics media literacy responsibility in posttruth era falsehood...

...Abstract News, as one of many forms of newspaper output, has long been synonymous with journalism. The “crisis of journalism” is primarily a crisis of the news as a cultural form. Drawing on Carey (2008) , this chapter argues that news has lost its monopoly as a source of global experience...

...Content Analysis A systematic code book for the quantitative content analysis considered 46 categories and 204 variables. Formal categories included the coder, a running number for each news report, the broadcast (ARD Tagesschau, ZDF heute journal, RTL aktuell, Sat.1 Nachrichten), the air...

... that do not pursue the same ends. Although hybridization between both genres is perceived by some academics, producers, and screenwriters as a renewed formula for investigative journalism to reach a wide audience and mainstream success in the context of VOD platforms, it banishes journalism documentaries...

... and journalism hasn’t been explored for the study of narcoculture media products. The author poses a hypothesis, in which fiction contributes significantly to collective memories and imaginaries, especially when it appeals to historical references audiences might identify. Intertextuality journalism Mexico...

...: Production, practices, and professions . Amsterdam : Amsterdam University Press . Siapera and Iliadi, 2015 Siapera , E. , & Iliadi , I. ( 2015 ). Twitter, journalism and affective labour . Sur le journalisme, About journalism, Sobre jornalismo , 4 ( 1 ), 76 – 89 . Siapera...

... as environmental journalism (EJ). EJ carries many possible meanings, and has evolved over time as environmental issues (as defined by scientists, environmentalists, politicians, and others) have changed too – moving from conservation-related and localized to broader pollution- and climate change-related problems...

... of the camera’s motion sensor’ (Wadi Drone, 2015). This application speaks to a wealth of research that is emerging around conservation drone research within the fields of environment and life sciences. For example, the Journal of Unmanned Vehicle Systems launched in 2013 and has since published articles...

... as how entrepreneurship is different when the brand you are promoting is your own. Four strategies for an entrepreneur whose personal brand is her marketplace product are described. Personal Brand entertainment journalism entrepreneurship entrepreneurship success and failure Faith’s Story Raised...

...De Jure and De Facto Means of Closure in Journalism The idea of closure comes from Weber’s discussion in Economy and Society (1978) to describe how groups draw boundaries between themselves (insiders) and others (outsiders). Applied to the study of work and occupations...

... the tool development process, from the pre-production planning phase to the final phase. As a part of this, the tool features are described. Crisis management information gathering journalism social media technical innovations usability Introduction The aim of this chapter is to discuss how...

...Abstract At a time when governmental corruption seems rife and administrations grow ever more secretive, the whistleblower is a crucial resource in journalism’s attempts to make accountable those who wield power. Yet despite legislation that is meant to protect employees and officials who expose...