ABSTRACT
Digital Journalism Studies: The Key Concepts provides an authoritative, research-based "first stop-must read" guide to the study of digital journalism.
This cutting-edge text offers a particular focus on developments in digital media technologies and their implications for all aspects of the working practices of journalists and the academic field of journalism studies, as well as the structures, funding and products of the journalism industries.
A selection of entries include the topics:
- Artificial intelligence;
- Citizen journalism;
- Clickbait;
- Drone journalism;
- Fake news;
- Hyperlocal journalism;
- Native advertising;
- News bots;
- Non-profit journalism;
- User comment threads;
- Viral news;
- WikiLeaks.
Digital Journalism Studies: The Key Concepts is an accessible read for students, academics and researchers interested in Digital Journalism and Digital Journalism Studies, as well as the broader fields of media, communication and cultural studies.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part |276 pages
Digital Journalism Studies
entry |1 pages
Actants
entry |2 pages
Actor Network Theory
entry |3 pages
Advertising
entry |2 pages
Advertorial
entry |2 pages
Affordances
entry |3 pages
Agenda setting
entry |2 pages
Aggregators
entry |2 pages
Algorithmic journalism
entry |3 pages
Algorithms
entry |2 pages
Alternative journalism
entry |3 pages
Amazon
entry |1 pages
Ambient news
entry |2 pages
Application Programming Interface (API)
entry |1 pages
Apps
entry |2 pages
Artificial intelligence (AI)
entry |3 pages
Audiences
entry |1 pages
Audiences: creative and quantified
entry |3 pages
Audience repertoires
entry |2 pages
Automated content
entry |4 pages
Automated content analysis
entry |4 pages
BBC
entry |2 pages
Blogosphere
entry |3 pages
Blogs/blogging
entry |2 pages
Brand studios
entry |3 pages
Breaking news
entry |2 pages
British digital corporation
entry |3 pages
Business models
entry |3 pages
BuzzFeed
entry |3 pages
Censorship
entry |1 pages
Churnalism
entry |1 pages
Circulation
entry |3 pages
Citizen journalism
entry |2 pages
Citizen witnessing
entry |2 pages
Clickbait
entry |2 pages
Columnist
entry |2 pages
Computational journalism
entry |1 pages
Comments
entry |1 pages
Computer assisted reporting (CAR)
entry |1 pages
Content farms
entry |3 pages
Convergence
entry |2 pages
Copyright
entry |2 pages
Creative cannibalism
entry |2 pages
Creative destruction
entry |3 pages
“Crisis” of journalism
entry |2 pages
Crowdfunding
entry |2 pages
Crowdsourcing
entry |4 pages
Data journalism
entry |1 pages
Data visualization
entry |2 pages
Deadline
entry |4 pages
Defamation
entry |3 pages
Democratic deficit
entry |3 pages
Digital journalism
entry |4 pages
Digital journalism education
entry |2 pages
Digital journalism and the environment
entry |3 pages
Digital journalism ethics
entry |5 pages
Digital Journalism Studies
entry |3 pages
Digital war reporting
entry |2 pages
Disruption
entry |2 pages
Diversity
entry |2 pages
Downloads
entry |3 pages
Drone journalism
entry |2 pages
Editor
entry |2 pages
entry |2 pages
Embargo
entry |3 pages
Entrepreneurial journalism
entry |3 pages
Ethnography
entry |5 pages
Facebook (WhatsApp, Instagram)
entry |2 pages
Fact checking
entry |5 pages
Fake news
entry |2 pages
Filter bubble
entry |2 pages
Flat earth news
entry |1 pages
Flickr
entry |3 pages
Freelance
entry |2 pages
Freemium paywall
entry |2 pages
Future of Journalism Conference
entry |2 pages
Gatecrashing
entry |3 pages
Gatekeeping
entry |2 pages
Gatewatching
entry |2 pages
Geo-Social news
entry |3 pages
Global journalism
entry |2 pages
entry |2 pages
Hacks
entry |2 pages
Hacks/hackers
entry |2 pages
Hamsterization
entry |3 pages
The Huffington Post (HuffPost)
entry |1 pages
Huffinization
entry |2 pages
Hyperlocal business models
entry |3 pages
Hyperlocal journalism
entry |2 pages
Hypertext
entry |2 pages
Immediacy
entry |2 pages
Immersive journalism
entry |1 pages
Impartiality
entry |3 pages
In-betweeners
entry |2 pages
(The) Independent
entry |2 pages
Infographics
entry |3 pages
Information subsidies
entry |2 pages
Infotainment
entry |1 pages
entry |2 pages
Interactivity
entry |2 pages
Interview
entry |3 pages
Inverted pyramid
entry |3 pages
Investigative journalism
entry |3 pages
Journalism
entry |4 pages
Journalism studies
entry |4 pages
Journalist
entry |2 pages
Journalistic cultures
entry |3 pages
Journalists' identity
entry |3 pages
Legacy media
entry |2 pages
Leveson Inquiry
entry |2 pages
Lifestyle journalism
entry |1 pages
Like
entry |2 pages
Liquid news
entry |2 pages
Listicles
entry |4 pages
Live blogging
entry |2 pages
Local media
entry |3 pages
Local newspapers
entry |2 pages
Long form narrative
entry |2 pages
Magazine journalism
entry |2 pages
Mashup
entry |2 pages
Metasources
entry |2 pages
Metered paywalls
entry |2 pages
Metro
entry |2 pages
Mobile news
entry |2 pages
MOJO journalism
entry |2 pages
Native advertising
entry |1 pages
Network journalism
entry |3 pages
News
entry |3 pages
News agency
entry |3 pages
News beats
entry |2 pages
News bots
entry |2 pages
Newsroom
entry |1 pages
News updating
entry |2 pages
News values
entry |1 pages
Newszak
entry |2 pages
Non-profit journalism
entry |2 pages
Online firestorms
entry |2 pages
Online journalism
entry |2 pages
Paywalls
entry |2 pages
The people formerly known as the audience
entry |2 pages
The people previously known as the employers
entry |2 pages
Personalization of news
entry |4 pages
Photojournalism
entry |1 pages
Platforms
entry |2 pages
Podcast, podcasting
entry |1 pages
Precision journalism
entry |2 pages
Produsage
entry |3 pages
Propaganda model
entry |1 pages
ProPublica
entry |2 pages
Public service
entry |2 pages
Reciprocal journalism
entry |2 pages
entry |1 pages
Revenue streams
entry |2 pages
Right to be forgotten
entry |1 pages
Robot journalism
entry |2 pages
RSS feeds
entry |2 pages
Scarecrow journalism
entry |2 pages
Shovelware
entry |3 pages
Skype
entry |2 pages
Slow journalism
entry |2 pages
Smartphones
entry |2 pages
Snapchat
entry |3 pages
Social influence
entry |1 pages
Social media
entry |2 pages
Social media editor
entry |2 pages
Social media guidelines
entry |2 pages
Sources
entry |2 pages
Style guide
entry |2 pages
Subeditor
entry |2 pages
Subscription
entry |3 pages
Surveillance
entry |2 pages
Syndication
entry |2 pages
Tablet
entry |3 pages
Transparency
entry |2 pages
Tumblr
entry |2 pages
Tweet
entry |4 pages
entry |3 pages
Twitter and news
entry |3 pages
Twitter and personal branding
entry |3 pages
Twitter and political reporting
entry |3 pages
Twitter and uses by journalists
entry |3 pages
User comment threads
entry |2 pages
User-Generated Content (UGC)
entry |3 pages
Viral news
entry |3 pages
Visual ethnography
entry |2 pages
Vlogs
entry |2 pages
Web 2.0
entry |2 pages
Web analytics
entry |3 pages
WikiLeaks
entry |2 pages
Wikipedia
entry |3 pages
YouTube
