Drawing on empirical research into the strategies of leading UK newspaper groups, this
article examines the means by which such firms, through processes of attrition in old and …

In this article, I address the way in which extreme right populist actors in Belgium and the
Netherlands have managed to mainstream their divisive and racist discourse. Processes of …

The journalism profession has changed dramatically in the digital age as the internet, and
new technologies, in general, have created new working conditions in the media …

This study examines antecedents of paying for news subscriptions. Taking the customer-
perceived value approach, we investigate the impact of perceived quality and perceived …

As audience analytics systems have proliferated in newsrooms, scholars have expressed
fears of, and in some cases assumed a shift toward, a metrics-driven workflow where certain …

The foundations of traditional newspaper publishers have been undermined, which raises
the question why they are still surviving amidst an unfolding digital era. This is explored in a …

Investigative journalism's value to democracy is straightforward: it provides useful
information to citizens by exposing wrongdoing and holding powerful institutions …

The development of online journalism together with rapidly evolving internet technologies
has affected basic journalistic work processes. As content is moving online, the interest in …

Media companies are facing the need to adjust their established business models owing to
media convergence. Applications (apps) for mobile devices such as tablet computers offer …