This study focuses on managerial responses to disruption and, specifically, how news
executives implemented journalistic practices and processes during the COVID-19 …

Given the necessity of trust to the fulfillment of the news media's democratic and civic roles,
the decline of trust in the news has become a major theme in journalism and communication …

Despite growing interest in the emergence of technologies in journalistic practices,
especially from the production perspective, there is still very little research on organizational …

This qualitative study examines creativity and innovation in dispersed, journalistic teams.
Specifically, we study the factors enabling and constraining creativity and innovation in …

Product innovation within institutional journalism has become an increasingly apparent
strategy for news organizations to form and maintain audience interest and economic …

Enterprise social media (ESM) is changing how knowledge workers interact and share
information; however, a debate persists as to whether ESM is an adequate knowledge …

Journalism critics have argued that transparency about the reporting process is an ethical
imperative. Convergence offers news organizations opportunities for changed writing styles …

This study incorporates the concepts of transparency, innovation, and collaboration within a
broader analytic lens of trust-building infrastructure and applies that lens to an examination …

Trust in news is declining globally and has been for some time a phenomenon that has been
amplified in the context of a global pandemic, the rise in anti-media populism, and social …

Americans' trust in news is declining, and authenticity and transparency challenges in digital
publishing contexts pose unique challenges to the ability to effectively gratify their …