Digital technology and journalism : an international comparative perspective /
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New York :
Palgrave Macmillan,
[2017]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction. Digital Technology and Journalism : An International Comparative Perspective / Jingrong Tong
- Part I. The Impact of Digital Technology on the Practices, Professionalism and Cultures Of Professional Journalism. The Invisible Hand of the Unaccountable Algorithm : How Google, Facebook and Other Tech Companies Are Changing Journalism / David R. Brake
- News Photography and the Digital (R)evolution : Continuity and Change in the Practices, Styles, Norms and Values of Photojournalism / Marco Solaroli
- UGC Creators and Use of Their Content by Mainstream Media / Glenda Cooper
- Uncertainty, Tabloidisation, and the Loss of Prestige : "New Media Innovations" and Journalism Cultures in Two Newspapers in Mainland China and Taiwan / Jingrong Tong and Shih-hung Lo
- Part II. The Interaction Between Digital Technology and Professional Journalism in Periods of Social Change. Journalism Culture and Professional Identity in Transit : Technology, Crisis and Opportunity in the Greek Media / Maria Touri, Ioanna Kostarella and Sofia Theodosiadou
- Evaluating the Role of the Internet and Mainstream News Journalism in the Development of the Northern Ireland Peace Process / Paddy Hoey
- Digital Technology, Journalism and Politics in Sri Lanka's Ethnic Conflict / Thusiyan Nandakumar
- Part III. The Rise of Citizen Journalism and Alternative Media. The Importance of Citizenship : Theoretical Issues in Studying Citizen Journalism in International Context / Vincent Campbell
- Independent Media, Social Movements, and the Traditional News Media in Taiwan / Yuan-Hui Hu
- The Roles of Online Alternative Media in Facilitating Civil Society Development in Macau : The Case Study of Macau Concealers and All About Macau Media / Chang Su
- Part IV. Journalists on Twitter. Indian TV Anchors on Twitter : Technological Practice and Textual Form / Vibodh Parthasarathi and Ananda Mitra
- Practising Journalism on Twitter? A Computational Analysis of British Journalists' Use of Twitter Before the 2016 EU Referendum in the UK / Jingrong Tong and Landong Zuo
- Part V. Methodologies and Methods. Researching the Fluid and Multisited Appropriations of Digital Technologies in African Newsrooms / Hayes Mawindi Mabweazara and Admire Mare
- Explaining Outcomes in Comparative Digital Journalism Research : Challenges and Analytic Choices / James Stanyer.