Primarily due to an influx of market models, the journalism industry recently experienced a
fragmentation of professional culture and, therefore, professionalism. This theoretical essay …

Key debates of contemporary cultural sociology–the rise of the 'cultural omnivore', the fate of
classical 'highbrow'culture, the popularization, commercialization and globalization of …

This article introduces a theoretical typology of four rival yet converging ideal types of
cultural critics in contemporary media culture and in cultural journalism, more specifically …

Abstract This article develops Karl Mannheim's theory of generations as a tool to analyze the
profound changes that journalism is experiencing in the mainland of China. The article …

Making Nonprofit News examines the essence of nonprofit journalism on multiple levels of
analysis, explaining how individuals, routines, organizational makeup and outside …

In the wake of fewer and fewer professionals populating photojournalism, this study utilizes
in-depth interviews with 21 professional photojournalists to better understand how they …

Reviews of cultural products are central elements in creating, legitimizing and disseminating
cultural tastes and hierarchies. In this empirical study, we examine the changes that have …

As both news and audiences are increasingly mobile, this introduction calls for intensified
research into mobility as a core characteristic of journalism. This special issue explores the …

Through a series of in-depth interviews with 66 US arts and culture journalists conducted in
2020, this study documents how these journalists perceive the influence of cancel culture …

This article investigates the way Swedish cultural journalists from press, radio and television
perceive the core and boundaries of their sub-field at a time when digitalisation and …