Reimagining press freedom in a networked era: not just a journalist's right to speak but also
a public's right to hear. In Networked Press Freedom, Mike Ananny offers a new way to think …

O objectivo central da nossa investigação é tentar compreender as características
específicas da profissão de jornalista, seja nos modos como ela é encarada “de dentro” …

The past decade has seen an explosion of writing about media ethics and accountability.
Most of the work has been focused on the normative side of the subject: ethical …

In May 2017, the New York Times announced it would eliminate its public editor position,
something a number of news organizations have done recently. Using the theory of …

This paper analyzes how mainstream, online news organizations understand press
autonomy in their relationships to audiences. I situate the press in terms of neo-institutional …

Social media platforms have a powerful role as one of the main gatekeepers of the online
sphere, alongside search engines and Internet service providers. Yet, given the variety of …

'Investigative Reporting'ist ein Leitbild des US-Journalismus: Die gründliche Recherche, die
Mißstände aufdeckt, gilt nicht erst seit der Watergate-Affäre als zentrale journalistische …

In this article I argue, first, that genuinely effective ombudsmen could help restore news
credibility-thereby staving off other, more intrusive external intervention-and that the position …

This paper examines the columns of Ian Mayes, the first Readers' Editor of The Guardian,
and of Daniel Okrent, the first Public Editor of The New York Times, to provide an empirically …

Theoretically, the public is engaged in the accountability process, mainly in two ways: it
conceives an image of professional quality and it may call journalism to account. Th erefore …