This article analyzes how journalists' role conceptions compare to what the population
expects fromthem. We model this interrelation as part of the reflexive relationship between …

Audience expectations of journalism reveal how well journalism is performing its role in
society in the minds of its consumers. In an increasingly fragmented media and audience …

Journalists constantly navigate pressures and competing expectations from diverse
stakeholders, all of whom have an interest in sha** journalistic work. Scholarship …

Public criticism of professional media is omnipresent in many democratic societies. This
debate has often been examined concerning what the audience demands from the media …

Podcasting is a well-established medium with a rapidly growing audience but no
established ethical standards or professional practices across a wide variety of genres …

Impartial news, or news without a partisan slant or overt point-of-view, is overwhelmingly
preferred by news audiences worldwide, yet what such preferences mean remains poorly …

Bourdieu-inspired journalism scholarship, and journalism studies at large, could benefit from
an approach that can holistically explain how journalists make sense of technology-related …

For decades, public service broadcasting has played an important role in the provision of
news and information in many European countries. Today, however, public service media …

Audience expectations of journalism are a crucial dimension not only to understand
journalism's public legitimacy and institutional character but also its economic foundations in …

As PSM change and adapt–with variable outcomes–to a digital and multiplatform
environment, their roles and functions are overly under severe scrutiny. The normative …