Digital Journalism

Salaverría, Ramón

doi:10.1002/9781118841570.iejs0189

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“…Nowadays, in international journalism research, aside from discussions about “X journalism” (Loosen et al, 2022), digital journalism has become the umbrella term for journalism in the digital age: “Digital journalism, in a broad sense, refers to all sorts of journalism that use digital technologies for researching, producing, and publishing news” (Salaverría, 2019: 1; see also Scott, 2005; Steensen and Westlund, 2020). It is important to consider Zelizer’s (2019: 343) notion that “journalism is about more than digital technology” and that “digital journalism constitutes the most recent of many conduits over time that have allowed us to imagine optimum links between journalism and its publics” (Zelizer, 2019: 349).…”

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The digital turn from a newsroom perspective – How German journalists from different generations reflect on the digitalization of journalism

Birkner,

Keute,

Davydova

2023

Journalism

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In times of crisis, journalism’s own history needs to be reflected upon, both from within and from outside the newsroom. This paper attempts both. From a scientific perspective, we examined the process of the digitalization of journalism and then asked journalists from different generations to reflect on this process. Based on data gathered from these semi-structured interviews with German journalists, our paper presents their evaluation on the evolution from analog to digital journalism—from retired male reporters who wrote most of their articles on typewriters to young female data journalists. The interviews with journalists—including local newspaper reporters, public broadcasting services and news magazines’ editors, freelancers and former German Democratic Republic (GDR) journalists—are part of a larger funded research project on German journalism. Their analysis reveals a common problematization of the growing pace of news production and the hybridization of media formats. The qualitative data confirm data from quantitative surveys on journalism and can help international journalism research to get an in-depth understanding on how journalists perceive the changes over the last decades in their trade.

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The digital turn from a newsroom perspective – How German journalists from different generations reflect on the digitalization of journalism

Birkner,

Keute,

Davydova

2023

Journalism

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Said

2019

Evol. Intel.

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The Emergence of Native Podcasts in Journalism: Editorial Strategies and Business Opportunities in Latin America

Rojas-Torrijos

González

González-Alba

2020

MaC

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This article analyses the state of the art of podcasting in the new digital landscape as well as the structures, editorial strategies, and business models of native podcasts launched in Latin America over the last few years. To this end, a multiple case study has been made to examine the way new digital outlets are using audio content. This qualitative research is made up of a variety of approaches, such as interviews, online surveys of podcasters, as well as the collection and analysis of secondary data. A specific aim of this comparative study was to include a sample of podcasts produced by thirteen emerging media platforms from eight countries registered in the directory of digital natives conducted by SembraMedia (https://www.sembramedia.org). This is a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing the diversity and quality of Spanish language content by helping digital media entrepreneurs become more sustainable and successful. Results of this exploratory study reveal that native podcasting in Spanish is still expanding and that where the new media are small in scale, they are more oriented to the full exploitation of the narrative and innovative possibilities of this audio format and do not have responding to their target audiences’ needs as their main priority. These new media are finding different ways to become monetised (mainly content production for clients, sponsored content, sponsorship, consulting services, and advertising) and to make a profit.

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Digital Journalism

Cited by 5 publications

References 13 publications

The digital turn from a newsroom perspective – How German journalists from different generations reflect on the digitalization of journalism

The digital turn from a newsroom perspective – How German journalists from different generations reflect on the digitalization of journalism

RETRACTED ARTICLE: The depth of interactivity in the interaction with multimedia content: the development of user-friendly application

The Emergence of Native Podcasts in Journalism: Editorial Strategies and Business Opportunities in Latin America

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