This article argues that constructive journalism scholarship should look to service journalism
and its subfields, cultural journalism and lifestyle journalism, to understand the key …

This article is an introduction to “cultural journalism,” a specialised type of professional
journalism that covers and debates the broad field of arts and culture. The article points to …

Taking a point of departure in theories about cultural (inter) mediation, this article provides a
theoretical framework for explaining the pervasion of churnalism within the specialised beat …

Following the selection of all-male shortlists for the 2009 and 2011 Miles Franklin Literary
Award, and the subsequent launch of the Stella Prize for women's writing in 2013, interest in …

The body of health journalism research literature remains scattered across various
disciplines and requires comprehensive understanding. This study aims to enhance …

This study uses data collected from interviews with professional food critics to analyse how
the proliferation of amateur blog and online consumer reviews has disrupted and …

Cultural criticism is a struggle for audience attention, cultural authority, and the power to
curate cultural consumption and extend cultural capital. And the authority of cultural critics …

Live Journalism events, not often explored within academia, bring together journalistic
values, stories, and professionals with elements of theater and spoken word performances …

“Now that your Internet has ruined news, what now?”, asked Jeff Jarvis (2014) at the
beginning of 2014 as a motto to his essay about new relationships, forms and business …

Cultural journalism is a subfield of journalism that encompasses what is known as arts
journalism. While arts journalism is characterized by reviews, critique, news, and essays …