Digital Opportunities for Local Journalism: A Panel Data Analysis on the Economic Performance of Online-Only vs. Print Newspapers

Rios-Rodríguez, Raul; López, Sara Fernández; Dios-Vicente, Adrián; Pazos, David Rodeiro

doi:10.1080/21670811.2022.2103009

Digital Journalism

2022

DOI: 10.1080/21670811.2022.2103009

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Digital Opportunities for Local Journalism: A Panel Data Analysis on the Economic Performance of Online-Only vs. Print Newspapers

Raul Rios-Rodríguez

Sara Fernández López

Adrián Dios-Vicente

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“…It has been used in newspaper industry research byEdge (2014),Grönlund and Björkroth (2015),Jung (2003),Lacy et al (2006),Soontae et al (2006), andvan der Wurff (2003). Financial data gathered on media companies through the Orbis database and its European predecessor Amadeus have been used by, for example,Ala-Fossi et al (2018),Almirón and Segovia (2012), De Mateo et al (2010),Grönlund (2023),Lehtisaari et al (2016), Rios-Rodríguez et al (2022, and van der Burg andVan den Bulck (2017).…”

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Press Subsidies and Business Performance of Newspaper Publishing in Three Nordic Media Welfare States

Grönlund,

Villi,

Ala-Fossi

2024

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The Nordic countries have been regarded as so-called “media welfare states.” Despite the large amount of public money used on press subsidies over the decades in the Nordic countries, there is not much academic research on the financial performance of the newspaper publishing industry in these countries. This study examines the “media welfare state” approach to public support for newspapers and the financial performance of newspaper companies in three Nordic countries: Finland, Sweden, and Norway. Our data consists of the key financial figures of newspaper publishing companies in the aforementioned countries from 2005 to 2019. Based on our analysis, we argue that direct press subsidies in Sweden and Norway have not been able to prevent a decrease in the number of titles and, importantly, have resulted in a number of subsidy-dependent news outlets unable to survive on their own income. By contrast, the Finnish newspaper publishing industry has been in a better financial situation in terms of almost all indicators and throughout the review period, despite Finland abandoning direct press subsidies in the 1990s.

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Press Subsidies and Business Performance of Newspaper Publishing in Three Nordic Media Welfare States

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Villi,

Ala-Fossi

2024

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The Three “Cs” of Digital Local Journalism: Community, Commitment and Continuity

Gulyas,

Hess

2023

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Theology and Ethics in Values-Based Journalism Communicating Islamic Perspectives

Farid,

Rahmah,

Daulay

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This research explores the intersection of theology and ethics within the realm of values-based journalism, with a specific focus on the communication of Islamic perspectives. In the contemporary media landscape, where journalism plays a crucial role in shaping public discourse, it becomes imperative to analyze how Islamic values are communicated through the lens of ethical journalism. The study aims to investigate the application of Islamic theology and ethical principles in values-based journalism, emphasizing the role of media in reflecting and shaping societal norms. By employing a qualitative research approach, content analysis will be conducted on a sample of news articles, opinion pieces, and other journalistic content with an Islamic focus. The analysis will delve into how these pieces adhere to or deviate from established theological principles and ethical guidelines. Furthermore, the research seeks to identify challenges faced by journalists and media organizations when attempting to integrate Islamic values into their narratives. It also explores potential strategies and best practices for overcoming these challenges, fostering a more nuanced and ethical communication of Islamic perspectives. The findings of this study aim to contribute to the ongoing discourse on the role of theology and ethics in journalism, providing insights into how media professionals can effectively communicate Islamic values while upholding ethical standards. Ultimately, the research aspires to encourage a more informed and respectful portrayal of Islamic perspectives in the media, promoting dialogue and understanding in an increasingly diverse and interconnected global society.

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Digital Opportunities for Local Journalism: A Panel Data Analysis on the Economic Performance of Online-Only vs. Print Newspapers

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Press Subsidies and Business Performance of Newspaper Publishing in Three Nordic Media Welfare States

Press Subsidies and Business Performance of Newspaper Publishing in Three Nordic Media Welfare States

The Three “Cs” of Digital Local Journalism: Community, Commitment and Continuity

Theology and Ethics in Values-Based Journalism Communicating Islamic Perspectives

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