“…For mainstream, nonfinancial media, this implies that economic news needs to be easy to grasp and entertaining (Clark, Thrift, & Tickell, 2004;Guerrera, 2009), which results in an overrepresentation of superficial news about well-known companies and big money deals (Doyle, 2006;Tambini, 2010;Tumber, 1993), at the expense of more critical, in-depth analyses key to investigative journalism. Additionally, with financial markets becoming increasingly complex, journalists themselves are often lacking the specialized knowledge to critically assess financial products and practices (Davis, 2006;Doyle, 2006;Guerrera, 2009;Marron et al, 2010;Schifferes, 2011;Schiffrin, 2015;Tambini, 2010;Tett, 2009;Usher, 2012).…”