Titlebook: Blurring Boundaries of Journalism in Digital Media; New Actors, Models a María-Cruz Negreira-Rey,Jorge Vázquez-Herrero,Xosé Book 2023 The E

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-68479-4and management level, technology-related changes represent the main axis of the current debate, focused on decisive issues such as profitability, loss of quality and of influence among multi-platform fragmented audiences. In the newsroom, this debate is accompanied by the constant search for innovat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-68479-4result, the hierarchy of influences—which establishes what is news—is strongly modified. There is a greater complexity of these influences due to the more interactive negotiation allowed by the digital environment. It defines a progressive enlargement of the second level gatekeepers, which illuminat

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Equations in Polar Coordinates,ies have adopted various revenue streams such as branded or sponsored content, subscriptions or memberships, direct public subsidies or private grants, and electronic commerce to ensure the sustainability of digital outlets. However, these different types of funding have also impacted the boundaries

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-17954-4itional media. In this chapter we try to understand the role hyperlocal media have in the local media ecosystem by focusing on two European countries: Spain and the Netherlands. We present the methodology applied for the study of hyperlocal media in both cases, adapted to their geographical, social

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,Short Introduction to MATLAB?,media has introduced new parameters to redefine their influence in terms of digital empowerment. Our objective is to analyze whether Twitter is supporting a redefinition of the influence of citizens in political journalism that questions its traditional borders, making them more blurred and hybrid.

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Springer Undergraduate Mathematics Seriesering and organizing information transmission and acting as watchdogs of political activity disrupted. In this context, political journalism and its integral social function in democratic societies becomes crucial, operating as an interdependent yet unofficial political institution, undergoing const

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Bryan P. Rynne,Martin A. Youngson interactive and immersive journalistic narratives are highly technological and require specialist knowledge of both journalism and design, and require producers to consider how audience engagement and user activity both fit into their story. The resulting narratives redefine the boundaries of what