News reports on the Covid-19 pandemic have largely been data-driven, with coverage on
infection numbers, deaths, recoveries, tests administered, economic impacts and vaccine …

As more newsrooms practice data journalism in this age of big data through the use of
analytical and visualization tools, much research on exemplary award-winning data stories …

Strategy framing is usually studied in the context of news coverage about domestic Western
politics. This study expands its application to news reports on the China-US trade war—an …

Hong Kong faces significant business and social uncertainty, which affects social
entrepreneurs' perceptions of risks and vulnerabilities. This study examines their narratives …

Data journalism in Western-centric research has been lauded for its contributions to
investigative reporting and democracy, but forms and functions may vary across different …

The COVID-19 pandemic laid bare the problem of fake news as one of the defining
challenges of our time. The sudden proliferation of fake news and its direct impact on public …

This study investigates the effect of motivational factors on the perceived familiarity gap in
the context of plant-based meat alternatives (PBMAs). Through a nationally representative …

The mainstream media and local health campaigns in Singapore racialize heart health
disparities. Journalists and campaigners report differences in heart health outcomes from a …

International conflicts unfold more often in the form of economic friction than armed clashes
since World War II. The interdependence of economic activities and political combats is …

This study aims to explore the relations between perceptions about government and social
media providers, and protection motivation of social media users. A survey was conducted …