Foreword | |
Why Ethnography? | p. 1 |
Researching the Changing Nature of Media Production | |
Inventing Online Journalism: A Constructivist Approach to the Development of Online News | p. 15 |
Ethnographic Media Production Research in a Digital Environment | p. 29 |
New Media, New Routines? | |
News Production in an Irish Online Newsroom: Practice, Process, and Culture | p. 45 |
Print and Online Newsrooms in Argentinean Media: Autonomy and Professional Identity | p. 61 |
News Tuning and Content Management: An Observation Study of Old and New Routines in German Online Newsrooms | p. 77 |
Maximize the Medium: Assessing Obstacles to Performing Multimedia Journalism in Three U.S. Newsrooms | p. 99 |
When Immediacy Rules: Online Journalism Models in Four Catalan Online Newsrooms | p. 113 |
Online Journalism in China: Constrained by Politics, Spirited by Public Nationalism | p. 127 |
Do Online Journalists Belong in the Newsroom? A Belgian Case of Convergence | p. 143 |
Reinventing Journalism? | |
Ethnography of Newsroom Convergence | p. 157 |
The Active Audience: Transforming Journalism from Gatekeeping to Gatewatching | p. 171 |
The Routines of Blogging | p. 185 |
Epilogue: Toward a Sociology of Online News | p. 199 |
References | p. 211 |
Contributors | p. 229 |
Index | p. 233 |
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