“…At its core, the communities of practice framework illuminates how “knowledge and learning are intertwined” and occur organically within groups (Weiss and Domingo, 2010: 1157). It has been applied to subcommunities of journalism including sports journalism (Hutchins and Boyle, 2017), mobile journalism (Salzman et al, 2020), political journalism (Usher and Ng, 2020), and ethnic media (Husband, 2006; Matsanganis and Katz, 2014; Yu, 2016), often in tandem with other theory (Eldridge II and Steel, 2016). Weiss and Domingo (2010) combined communities of practice with actor-network theory, for example, to study innovation in online newsrooms and consider “how a group communicates, learns, participates, and transforms at the same time as their practice evolves” (2010: 1157).…”