This concise, precise, and inclusive dictionary contributes to a growing, transforming, and
living research culture within both humanities scholarship and professional practices within …

This study contributes to ongoing discussions on the societal role of satire as a platform for
public debate. To this end, we analysed the metajournalistic discourse surrounding the …

This book offers an African perspective on how news organisations are embracing digital
participatory practices as part of their everyday news production, dissemination and …

Journalism has been suffering a crisis of trust in recent years and in order to re-engage with
disconnected audiences, media organisations have turned to creative forms of …

Most media work today takes place under atypical conditions, ie media professionals such
as journalists, musicians, filmmakers, advertising creatives and game developers generally …

The evolution of digital media has been accompanied by new ways of telling stories.
Interactive nonfiction includes works that represent reality and employ interactive …

The tenure and promotion system influences whether, how, and the extent faculty members
produce creative scholarship. A thematic analysis of 69 media and communication …

This article seeks to reconcile disparate conceptions of thinking and feeling in journalism by
foregrounding an affective dimension of news epistemology through the example of …

This paper explores students' involvement in an extra-curricular journalistic activity set up in
a transnational university in China, by drawing on the connection between art, emotions and …

Today's mediated public sphere is increasingly characterized by a proliferation of political
satire formats, supported by the growing acknowledgement that humour can enact political …