The use of social media reinforces the change in journalism from a single-channel activity to
multichannel communications. News organizations and journalists must learn to …

Although the intersection of social media usage and journalism practice enjoys a prominent
place in many scholarly inquiries throughout the field of journalism studies, a …

This study, based on a representative online survey of 1080 US journalists conducted in
2013, analyses the demographic and organizational predictors of how journalists use social …

Social media platforms have become an integral part of journalistic work. These tools allow
journalists to pursue stronger, more intimate connections with their audiences, to cultivate …

This chapter addresses related concepts of gatewatching and gatebouncing. It argues that
notions of gatekeeping still capture relevant journalistic processes. The chapter examines …

Journalists increasingly use social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter to pursue
audience engagement. In doing so, journalists have learned these platforms carry personal …

The study presents the results of a standardized content analysis comparing the use of
Twitter as an information source on the websites of five news media types (quality …

Social media platforms are becoming an indispensable resource for journalists. Their use
involves both direct interaction with the platforms themselves and, increasingly, the use of …

Journalists are increasingly revealing their personal and professional identities through
social media. Drawing on expectancy violation theory, this experimental study (N= 267) …

Социальные сети сильно изменили работу журналиста, предоставив ему прямой
доступ к ньюсмейкерам, экспертам и другим источникам информации. Однако широкое …