Journalism Studies

Papers
(The TQCC of Journalism Studies is 8. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Understanding the Audience Turn in Journalism: From Quality Discourse to Innovation Discourse as Anchoring Practices 1995–202075
Doomscrolling, Monitoring and Avoiding: News Use in COVID-19 Pandemic Lockdown58
(Against a) Theory of Audience Engagement with News53
Capturing Digital News Innovation Research in Organizations, 1990–201847
Is the Whole World Watching? Building a Typology of Protest Coverage on Social Media From Around the World38
“The Media Covers Up a Lot of Things”: Watchdog Ideals Meet Folk Theories of Journalism35
Talking Back: Journalists Defending Attacks Against their Profession in the Trump Era34
What Journalists Want and What They Ought to Do (In)Congruences Between Journalists’ Role Conceptions and Audiences’ Expectations33
Competition, Change, and Coordination and Collaboration: Tracing News Executives’ Perceptions About Participation in Media Innovation32
News Diversity Reconsidered: A Systematic Literature Review Unraveling the Diversity in Conceptualizations31
“Be Less of a Slave to the News”: A Texto-Material Perspective on News Avoidance among Young Adults30
Precarious Professionalism: Journalism and the Fragility of Professional Practice in the Global South29
Innovation Beyond the Buzzwords: The Rocky Road Towardsa Digital First-based Newsroom27
Information Flow Within and Across Online Media Platforms: An Agenda-setting Analysis of Rumor Diffusion on News Websites, Weibo, and WeChat in China26
The Liability of Newness: Journalism, Innovation and the Issue of Core Competencies25
From “Far Away” to “Shock” to “Fatigue” to “Back to Normal”: How Young People Experienced News During the First Wave of the COVID-19 Pandemic24
Audience Engagement with COVID-19 News: The Impact of Lockdown and Live Coverage, and the Role of Polarization23
Do Novel Routines Stick After the Pandemic? The Formation of News Habits During COVID-1922
The Imagined Audience for News: Where Does a Journalist’s Perception of the Audience Come From?22
Data Journalism Beyond Technological Determinism22
The Epistemologies of Breaking News21
Evoking Empathy or Enacting Solidarity with Marginalized Communities? A Case Study of Journalistic Humanizing Techniques in the San Francisco Homeless Project21
How do Danish Right-wing Alternative Media Position Themselves Against the Mainstream? Advancing the Study of Alternative Media Structure and Content21
Measuring Media Content Concentration at a Large Scale Using Automated Text Comparisons21
Data Journalism at German Newspapers and Public Broadcasters: A Quantitative Survey of Structures, Contents and Perceptions20
Is the Age of Impartial Journalism Over? The Neutrality Principle and Audience (Dis)trust in Mainstream News20
Ordinary Citizens in the News: A Conceptual Framework19
Coping with Occupational Stress in Journalism: Professional Identities and Advocacy as Resources18
Why National Media Systems Matter: A Longitudinal Analysis of How UK Left-Wing and Right-Wing Alternative Media Critique Mainstream Media (2015–2018)18
From Doom-Scrolling to News Avoidance: Limiting News as a Wellbeing Strategy During COVID Lockdown18
Belgian Journalists in Lockdown: Survey on Employment and Working Conditions and Representations of Their Role17
Dispersing the Opacity of Transparency in Journalism on the Appeal of Different Forms of Transparency to the General Public17
Who Differentiates between Muslims and Islamist Terrorists in Terrorism News Coverage? An Actor-based Approach16
Constructive Journalism in the Face of a Crisis: The Effects of Social Media News Updates About COVID-1916
(What) Can Journalism Studies Learn from Supervised Machine Learning?16
Transitioning to Solutions Journalism: One Newsroom's Shift to Solutions-focused Reporting16
News Media Credibility Ratings and Perceptions of Online Fake News Exposure in Five Countries16
Why Does Explainability Matter in News Analytic Systems? Proposing Explainable Analytic Journalism16
De-Westernizing Media Parallelism: How Editorial Interests Unfold During Impeachment Crises15
Unlocking the Newsroom: Measuring Journalists’ Perceptions of Innovative Learning Culture14
Following and Avoiding Fear-Inducing News Topics: Fear Intensity, Perceived News Topic Importance, Self-Efficacy, and News Overload14
Fact-Checking Misinformation: Eight Notes on Consensus Reality14
The “Audience Logic” in Digital Journalism: An Exploration of Shifting News Logics Across Media Types and Time14
Victims and Voices: Journalistic Sourcing Practices and the Use of Private Citizens in Online Healthcare-system News14
Media Management During COVID-19: Behavior of Swedish Media Leaders in Times of Crisis14
Place, Power and the Pandemic: The Disrupted Material Settings of Television News Making During Covid-19 in an Indonesian Broadcaster14
Seeing, Thinking, Feeling: A Critical Reflection on Interview-based Methods for Studying News Use14
What’s Positive in a Pandemic? Journalism Professionals’ Perspectives on Constructive Approaches to COVID-19 News Reporting13
Checking PolitiFact’s Fact-Checks13
Exploring Agenda Diversity in European Public Service Media Sports Desks: A Comparative Study of Underrepresented Disciplines, Sportswomen and Disabled Athletes’ Coverage on Twitter13
Keeping Up with the Technologies: Distressed Journalistic Labor in the Pursuit of “Shiny” Technologies13
Delineating the Transnational Network Agenda-Setting Model of Mainstream Newspapers and Twitter: A Machine-Learning Approach13
How News Become “News” in Increasingly Complex Ecosystems: Summarizing Almost Two Decades of Newsmaking Reconstructions13
The Monitored Watchdogs: Journalists’ Surveillance and its Repercussions for their Professional and Personal Lives in Pakistan13
From “Cool Observer” to “Emotional Participant”: The Practice of Immersive Journalism13
Tuning Out the News. A Cross-Media Perspective on News Avoidance Practices of Young News Users in Flanders During the COVID-19 Pandemic12
The Potentials and Pitfalls of Interactional Speculations by Journalists and Experts in the Media: The Case of Covid-1912
Agent-based Testing: An Automated Approach toward Artificial Reactions to Human Behavior12
When Motivations Meet Affordances: News Consumption onTelegram12
Computer-Based Analysis of News Values: A Case Study on National Day Reporting12
Beyond Exogenous Models: Mexican Journalism’s Modernization in its Own Terms12
Reconsidering Innovation: Situating and Evaluating Change in Journalism12
Media in a Time of Crisis: Newspaper Coverage of Covid-19 in East Asia11
Recommended for You: How Newspapers Normalise Algorithmic News Recommendation to Fit Their Gatekeeping Role11
Credibility and Enjoyment through Data? Effects of Statistical Information and Data Visualizations on Message Credibility and Reading Experience11
From The Daily Show to Last Week Tonight: A Quantitative Analysis of Discursive Integration in Satirical Television News11
Pride and Anxiety: British Journalists’ Emotional Labour in the Covid-19 Pandemic11
What Does Fake Look Like? A Review of the Literature on Intentional Deception in the News and on Social Media11
“Stick to Sports” is Gone: A Field Theory Analysis of Sports Journalists’ Coverage of Socio-political Issues11
Nuclear Energy in the Context of Climate Change: A Frame Analysis of the Dutch Print Media11
The Things We Fear. Combining Automated and Manual Content Analysis to Uncover Themes, Topics and Threats in Fear-Related News11
Audience as Journalistic Boundary Worker: The Rhetorical Use of Comments to Critique Media Practice, Assert Legitimacy and Claim Authority11
From Global Doom to Sustainable Solutions: International News Magazines’ Multimodal Framing of our Future with Climate Change11
News “Media Capture”, Relations of Patronage and Clientelist Practices in Sub-Saharan Africa: An Interpretive Qualitative Analysis11
“Friending” Journalists on Social Media: Effects on Perceived Objectivity and Intention to Consume News11
Reimagining Local Journalism: A Community-centered Intervention11
Toward a Better Understanding of News User Journeys: A Markov Chain Approach11
A Human Interest Economy: The Strategic Value of Turning Ordinary People into Exemplars in the News Media11
Political Journalism and Democracy: How Journalists Reflect Political Viewpoint Diversity in Their Reporting11
Towards a Conceptualization and Operationalization of Agenda-Cutting: A Research Agenda for a Neglected Media Phenomenon10
Between Journalist Authorship and User Agency: Exploring the Concept of Objectivity in VR Journalism10
Journalism Beyond the Command Post: Local Journalists as Strategic Citizen Stakeholders in Natural Disaster Recovery10
Remodeling the Hierarchy: An Organization-Centric Model of Influence for Media Sociology Research10
Handle with Care: How Exemplars Affect the Perceived Appeal and Informativeness of News Stories10
On the Interface Between Journalism and Translation Studies: A Historical Overview and Suggestions for Collaborative Research10
Transformational Leadership and Innovation in Digital-Only News Outlets. Analysis of Quartz and El Confidencial10
The Hierarchy of News Values – A Corpus-Based Diachronic and Cross-Cultural Comparison of News Reporting on Epidemics10
Fact-Checking as Mobilization and Counter-Mobilization: The Case of the Anti-Extradition Bill Movement in Hong Kong10
The Rise of the Brazilian Fact-checking Movement: Between Economic Sustainability and Editorial Independence10
Jokers or Journalists? A Study of Satirists’ Motivations, Role Orientations, and Understanding of Satire10
The Voice of the People in the News: A Content Analysis of Public Opinion Displays in Routine and Election News10
What is Sports Journalism? How COVID-19 Accelerated a Redefining of U.S. Sports Reporting10
Network Ethnography in Journalism Studies: A Mixed-Method Approach to Studying Media Ecologies10
Journalism and Source Criticism. Revised Approaches to Assessing Truth-Claims9
From Boundary to Bridge and Beyond: The Path to Professionalization of Product Roles in Journalism9
“The Boundaries are Blurry…”: How Comment Moderators in Germany See and Respond to Hate Comments9
Journalistic YouTubers and Their Role Orientations, Strategies, and Professionalization Tendencies9
Joy is a News Value9
“The Girls at the Desk”: Timeless Blokishness in the Newsroom Culture in the British Press?9
Do Online, Offline, and Multiplatform Journalists Differ in their Professional Principles and Practices? Findings from a Multinational Study9
Audience Perspectives on Paying for Local News: A Regional Qualitative Case Study9
In an Open Relationship: Platformization of Relations Between News Practitioners and Their Audiences9
WINDOW, WATCHDOG, INSPECTOR: The Eclecticism of Journalistic Roles During the COVID-19 Lockdown9
Journalism as an Affective Institution. Emotional Labor and the Discourse on Fraud at Der Spiegel9
Tired, Hungry, and on Deadline: Affect and Emotion in the Practice of Conflict Journalism9
Reimagining Journalistic Roles: How Student Journalists Are Taking On the U.S. News Desert Crisis9
“It’s a Battle You Are Never Going to Win”: Perspectives from Journalists in Four Countries on How Digital Media Platforms Undermine Trust in News9
Ordinary People Regularly Reported? Looking for Patterns in the Presence of Ordinary Citizens in Television News in 20 European Countries9
Transnational Journalism Networks “From Below”. Cross-Border Journalistic Collaboration in Individualized Newswork9
Popularity-driven Metrics: Audience Analytics and Shifting Opinion Power to Digital Platforms9
Politicization of Science Journalism: How Russian Journalists Covered the Covid-19 Pandemic9
Framing the Trump Administration’s “Zero Tolerance” Policy: A Quantitative Content Analysis of News Stories and Visuals in US News Websites9
Journalism and Emotional Work8
The Community Caretaker Role: How Weekly Newspapers Shielded Their Communities While Covering the Mississippi ICE Raids8
De-colonizing Global News-flows: A Historical Perspective8
German Political Journalists and the Normalization of Twitter8
Diversifying Voice, Democratizing the News? A Content Analysis of Citizen News Sources in Spanish-language International Broadcasting8
Trust and the Media: Arguments for the (Irr)elevance of a Concept8
(Mis)understanding the Coronavirus and How it Was Handled in the UK: An Analysis of Public Knowledge and the Information Environment8
What’s (The) News? Reassessing “News Values” as a Concept and Methodology in the Digital Age8
Journalistic Passion as Commodity: A Managerial Perspective8
The Citizen as Contributor—Letters to the Editor in the Austrian Tabloid PaperKronen Zeitung(2008–2017)8
Frequencies, Drivers, and Solutions to News Non-Attendance: Investigating Differences Between Low News Usage and News (Topic) Avoidance with Conversational Agents8
Inside or out? Perceptions of how Differing Types of Comment Moderation Impact Practice8
Is Digital News Really that Digital? An Analysis of How Online News Sites in the UK use Digital Affordances to Enhance Their Reporting8
Can Fighting Misinformation Have a Negative Spillover Effect? How Warnings for the Threat of Misinformation Can Decrease General News Credibility8
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