The COVID-19 Pandemic created a two-fold challenge for journalists: first, the task of
gathering and distributing information vital to the responses of the public, and second, the …

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted an important paradox: it has reminded us of the
importance of the news media and the central place it occupies in the public space in times …

Newspaper sports departments in Germany are reacting to changes in social media by
expanding their offerings and employing a variety of publishing and engagement strategies …

This study examines COVID-19's impact on the journalistic routines of US community
newspapers during the pandemic's early months. Oral history interviews with 22 journalists …

As journalists dealt with a nonstop news cycle in the early months of the COVID-19
pandemic, many of their newspapers faced a financial crisis as advertising revenue sharply …

This monograph analyzes online coverage and social media posts from five professional
athletes—Simone Biles, Serena Williama, Naomi Osaka, Chloe Kim, and Gracie Gold—to …

The loss of mainstream newspapers in the past decade combined with the decline of the
minority press has created ongoing discussion of the news desert crisis in US journalism …

The implications of the COVID-19 pandemic for newsrooms across the world range from
severe economic hardship to increased threats to press freedom. The “perfect storm” that …

ABSTRACT On Memorial Day weekend 2015, the Blanco River crested at 42 feet, drowning
the town of Wimberley, Texas (USA), resulting in the death of 11 people and damaging more …

Utilizing the theory of disruptive innovation, this study relies on dual surveys: one of
publishers of rural newspapers in America, and the other of readers of rural newspapers in …