The report was commissioned by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission as
part of its Digital Platforms Inquiry. The inquiry has been described as a world-leading …

Understanding Citizen Journalism as Civic Participation re-conceptualizes citizen journalism
in the context of Habermas's theory of the public sphere and communicative action, to …

As ethnographic studies of the visual gatekeeping process at newsrooms are scarce and the
increasingly digitised news era demands for reconsideration, this article focuses on the …

Photojournalists publish images they have created in news publications and on social
media, and images captured by ordinary citizens sometimes appear in journalism spaces …

This paper explores how news organizations visualize crises in a digital media ecology
shaped by citizen witnessing and widespread image circulation on social media …

This chapter argues that clear role delineation between journalist and audience—pithily
expressed as a “we write, you read” model of journalism—remains both the basis and a …

The rule of thirds is a longstanding principle that helps artists and photographers to
compose aesthetically pleasing images. Despite the rule's wide use by photographers, little …

This study develops and tests a theoretical model of viewers' experiences of eyewitness
videos (EWVs) in TV news reports and the resulting effects on perceived trustworthiness. It …

This article examines factors influencing the editorial processing of photographs, the impact
of photojournalistic practices on those processes as well as perceptions of images …

The rise of online media makes us now every day are bombarded by a number of online
news content which is sometimes unethical and illogical. Without considering the adverse …