2014
DOI: 10.5771/1615-634x-2014-2-276
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Christopher William Anderson (2013): Rebuilding the News. Metropolitan Journalism in the Digital Age. Philadelphia: Temple University Press

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“…In this chapter, I defined online participatory journalism and explained the theoretical contexts where it was dicussed. One group of scholars (Anderson, 2011(Anderson, , 2013bCarlson, 2016Carlson, , 2018Lewis, 2011;Revers, 2016;Smith, 2017) investigated the changing ideology and practices of journalism in the context of participatory culture. Their inquiry was directed at how news professionals are rethinking their roles in the digital environment.…”
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“…In this chapter, I defined online participatory journalism and explained the theoretical contexts where it was dicussed. One group of scholars (Anderson, 2011(Anderson, , 2013bCarlson, 2016Carlson, , 2018Lewis, 2011;Revers, 2016;Smith, 2017) investigated the changing ideology and practices of journalism in the context of participatory culture. Their inquiry was directed at how news professionals are rethinking their roles in the digital environment.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Methodologically, I used mixed methods, drawing on previous studies that examined newsrooms' experimentation and transition to the practice. I conducted interviews with journalists, carried out a newsroom ethnography (following Anderson, 2013b, Bockowski, 2004Boyer, 2011Boyer, , 2013Robinson, 2010;Singer, 2013) and employed archive research and trace ethnography (analyzing comment threads on interactive platforms (Ford, 2015;Geiger & Ribes, 2011;Meraz & Papacharissi, 2013;Tong, 2017). I designed case studies, each of which allowed me to unpack different processes that facilitated/hindered the participation of audiences and the realization of the democratic potential of the practice.…”
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“…As news companies are increasingly expected to return dividends to financial investors (Almiron 2010), news articles come to be seen as a means of generating the profits that newspapers need to satisfy their shareholders. Journalists are pressured to be more pragmatic and cost-saving (Anderson 2013), less careful (Boyer 2013) and less scrupulous (Henry 2007) in the crafting of their reports. The rise of "native advertising" (Carlson 2015) and the influence of "post-truth" politicians partial to "alternative facts" (Boyd-Barrett 2019) further blur the line between truth-claims and falsehoods-prompting scholars to call for a comprehensive rethinking of the news' relation to truth, the grounds of its authority (Carlson 2017(Carlson , 2018B.…”
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“…The shift from print to online and mobile platforms has replaced daily and weekly news cycles with a 24/7 "news cyclone" (Klinenberg 2005, 56) of constantly "refreshed" offerings. The need to compete for audience attention or vie for news user "clicks" in this arena of overabundant digital information drives news organizations to prioritize freshness and consumer appeal over quality, importance, and accuracy (Anderson 2013;Henry 2007;McChesney and Pickard 2011). The latter values are replaced in many journalists' work processes by commercially motivated production principles, such as "immediacy, interactivity and participation" (Usher 2014, 8;Nadler 2016).…”
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