Considerable interest has recently emerged among communication scholars around what
has been called the 'information disorder', that is, a constellation of media genres that …

This article critically examines the invocation of democracy in the discourse of audience
participation in digital journalism. Rather than simply restate the familiar grand narratives …

In this article, we investigate the emergence of “participatory journalism” as a scholarly
object in the field of journalism studies. By conducting a genealogical analysis of 119 …

News has traditionally served as a common ground, enabling people to connect to others
and engage with the public issues they encounter in everyday life. This article revisits these …

For a long time, ethnicity and cultural differences were mainly studied at the level of
representation and, hence, the text. Following the intensification of global migration and the …

Unsuspecting subjects, we are told, are intoxicated by journalists' rapt attention and skillful
conversation. They foolishly share their most intimate thoughts and damaging stories. Like a …

Many academic works and authors have added to our understanding of the changing
audience dynamics that emerged with the wide adoption of digital media by exploring …

Our lived experience is, as Mark Deuze (2007, 13) writes,“framed by, mitigated through, and
made immediate by pervasive and ubiquitous media”. In this new human condition, he …

News organizations increasingly view user-generated content (UGC) as a vital resource for
audience engagement and empowerment. Researchers have investigated the production …

The emotional experience of consuming news about politics has been traditionally
understudied. We aim to contribute to filling this void through a study of the emotional …