Feeling the News? The Differential Effects of Immersive Journalism on Emotional Response

Greber, Hannah; Lecheler, Sophie; Aaldering, Loes; Haan, Yael de; Kruikemeier, Sanne; Goutier, Nele; Bruin, Kiki de

doi:10.1080/21670811.2022.2155205

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The Production of Immersive Journalism: Best Practices in the Age of the Dawning Metaverse

Herrera-Damas,

Benítez-de-Gracia

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Future of Business and Finance

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The Production of Immersive Journalism: Best Practices in the Age of the Dawning Metaverse

Herrera-Damas,

Benítez-de-Gracia

2023

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The interplay of virtual reality and narrative story in disaster journalism through empathy, transportation, and identification

Lee,

Kang

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Surprised by Joy: Professional Roles as Emotional Facets of News Production

Perreault,

Mellado

2024

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Research in the field often reflects the serious, labor-intensive nature of journalism; findings that would seem to reflect the understandable exodus from the profession. Equally profound however is that so many journalists stay. Building on Parks (2021) concept of joy as a news value, this study seeks to explore the ways that joy manifests in narrated journalism practice. Through in-depth interviews with US-based journalists (n=20), this study finds that joy emerges through engaged practices and through service-oriented role performance. In this way, joy in journalism is not only experienced, but also summoned by journalists as a means to bring light to even the darkest moments of journalistic work. Professional roles then serve an essential means for journalists to create joy, allowing for human connection that enhance journalists' attachment to the field.

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Feeling the News? The Differential Effects of Immersive Journalism on Emotional Response

Cited by 12 publications

References 74 publications

The Production of Immersive Journalism: Best Practices in the Age of the Dawning Metaverse

The Production of Immersive Journalism: Best Practices in the Age of the Dawning Metaverse

The interplay of virtual reality and narrative story in disaster journalism through empathy, transportation, and identification

Surprised by Joy: Professional Roles as Emotional Facets of News Production

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