OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Journalism is 4. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)

Article	Citations
Let’s dance the news! How the news media are adapting to the logic of TikTok	74
Attracting the news: Algorithms, platforms, and reframing incidental exposure	66
The Matthew Effect in social media news use: Assessing inequalities in news exposure and news engagement on social network sites (SNS)	52
Processing news on social media. The political incidental news exposure model (PINE)	45
Life in a news desert: The perceived impact of a newspaper closure on community members	42
Incidentality on a continuum: A comparative conceptualization of incidental news consumption	40
The head and heart of news avoidance: How attitudes about the news media relate to levels of news consumption	37
Interpretations of the journalistic field: A systematic analysis of how journalism scholarship appropriates Bourdieusian thought	32
Conceptualizing different forms of news processing following incidental news contact: A triple-path model	28
Border patrol: The rise and role of fact-checkers and their challenge to journalists’ normative boundaries	27
The ecology of incidental exposure to news in digital media environments	26
‘X Journalism’.Exploring journalism’s diverse meanings through the names we give it	25
‘We are a neeeew generation’: Early adolescents’ views on news and news literacy	24
Interest matters: The effects of constructive news reporting on Millennials’ emotions and engagement	23
Defining and conceptualizing news literacy	22
Introduction: The emotional turn in journalism	22
Dissecting news diversity: An integrated conceptual framework	21
Gatekeeping, ideological affinity and journalistic translation	20
Hating journalism: Anti-press discourse and negative emotions toward journalism in Korea	19
How the public understands news media trust: An open-ended approach	18
Avoiding real news, believing in fake news? Investigating pathways from information overload to misbelief	18
Conceptualizing the Active Audience: Rhetoric and Practice in “Engaged Journalism”	17
Layoffs, inequity and COVID-19: A longitudinal study of the journalism jobs crisis in Australia from 2012 to 2020	17
Let’s nab fake science news: Predicting scientists’ support for interventions using the influence of presumed media influence model	17
Surveying journalists in the “New Normal”: Considerations and recommendations	17

Hostile emotions: An exploratory study of far-right online commenters and their emotional connection to traditional and alternative news media	16
A systematic review of constructive and solutions journalism research	16
Is citizen journalism dead? An examination of recent developments in the field	16
Tackling the emotional toll together: How journalists address harassment with connective practices	15
Testing the inadvertency hypothesis: Incidental news exposure and political disagreement across media platforms	15
Journalistic innovation: How new formats of digital journalism are perceived in the academic literature	15
What to expect when you’re expecting robots: Futures, expectations, and pseudo-artificial general intelligence in UK news	15
An elixir of life? Emotional labour in cultural journalism	14
Disrupting or reconfiguring racist narratives about Muslims? The representation of British Muslims during the Covid crisis	14
A first-person promise? A content-analysis of immersive journalistic productions	14
Smartphones as personal digital archives? Recentring migrant authority as curating and storytelling subjects	14
Who is the censor? Self-censorship of Russian journalists in professional routines and social networking	13
Data-driven news work culture: Reconciling tensions in epistemic values and practices of news journalism	13
Objects of journalism, revised: Rethinking materiality in journalism studies through emotion, culture and ‘unexpected objects’	13
Journalism Education in the 21^st century: A thematic analysis of the research literature	13
Regional news audiences’ value perception of local news	13
How much journalism is in brand journalism? How brand journalists perceive their roles and blur the boundaries between journalism and strategic communication	13
The effect of news labels on perceived credibility	13
Trauma exposure and post-traumatic stress disorder among regional journalists in Pakistan	13
Audience expectations of journalism: What’s politics got to do with it?	13
‘Forced to report’: Affective proximity and the perils of local reporting on Syria	12
Before reception: Trust in the news as infrastructure	12
Aspirational lifestyle journalism: The impact of social class on producers’ and audiences’ views in the context of socio-economic inequality	12
The culture of free: Construct explication and democratic ramifications for readers’ willingness to pay for public affairs news	12
An unavoidable convenience: How post-millennials engage with the news that finds them on social and mobile media	11
Mediatization and journalistic agency: Russian television coverage of the Skripal poisonings	11
Beyond verification: Flesh witnessing and the significance of embodiment in conflict news	11
News media framing of social protests around racial tensions during the Donald Trump presidency	11
Issue stance and perceived journalistic motives explain divergent audience perceptions of fake news	11
Outbreak news production as a site of tension: Journalists’ news-making of global infectious disease	11
Transparency as metajournalistic performance: The New York Times’ Caliphate podcast and new ways to claim journalistic authority	10
Perceptions versus performance: How routines, norms and values influence journalists’ protest coverage decisions	10
Illusio and disillusionment: expectations met or disappointed among young journalists	10
“Toxic atmosphere effect”: Uncivil online comments cue negative audience perceptions of news outlet credibility	10
Studying incidental news: Antecedents, dynamics and implications	10
Russia’s law ‘On news aggregators’: Control the news feed, control the news?	10
Diffusion of innovations in digital journalism: Technology, roles, and gender in modern newsrooms	10
From magazines to blogs: The shifting boundaries of fashion journalism	10
Deepfakes, misinformation and disinformation and authenticity infrastructure responses: Impacts on frontline witnessing, distant witnessing, and civic journalism	9
Redefining journalism narratives, distribution strategies, and user involvement based on innovation in digital native media	9
The media diversity and inclusion paradox: Experiences of black and brown journalists in mainstream British news institutions	8
National prisms of a global phenomenon: A comparative study of press coverage of climate change in the US, UK and China	8
Applying news values theory to liking, commenting and sharing mainstream news articles on Facebook	8
Data journalism uptake in South Africa’s mainstream quotidian business news reporting practices	8
Cross-bordering journalism: How intermediaries of change drive the adoption of new practices	8
Covering sustainable finance: Role perceptions, journalistic practices and moral dilemmas	8
A cudgel of repression: Analysing state instrumentalisation of the ‘fake news’ label in Southeast Asia	8
Mitigating the consequences of negative news: How constructive journalism enhances self-efficacy and news credibility	8
Satirical news from left to right: Discursive integration in written online satire	8
A threat to journalism? How journalists and advertising sales managers in news organizations perceive and cope with native advertising	8

Independent or a political pawn? How recipients perceive influences on journalistic work compared to journalists and what explains their perceptions	8
Journalistic illusio in a restrictive context: Role conceptions and perceptions of role enactment among Iranian journalists	8
‘Do digital technologies matter? How hyperlocal media is re-configuring the media landscape of a Russian province’	7
Public service media for better democracies: Testing the role of perceptual and structural variables in shaping citizens’ evaluations of public television	7
Expanding peace journalism: A new model for analyzing media representations of immigration	7
Where exactly between utopia and dystopia? A framing analysis of AI and automation in US newspapers	7
What is terrorism (according to the news)? How the German press selectively labels political violence as “terrorism”	7
Reciprocal journalism’s double-edged sword: How journalists resolve cognitive dissonance after experiencing harassment from audiences on social media	7
Why people don’t pay for news: A qualitative study	7
Those who have the power get the coverage – Female politicians in campaign coverage in Austria over time	7
The blurring line between freelance journalists and self-employed media workers	7
Whose stories are told and who is made responsible? Human-interest framing in health journalism in Norway, Spain, the U.K. and the U.S.	7
‘A journalism of fear’	7
‘It’s OK to feel’: The emotionality norm and its evolution in U.S. print journalism	7
Individual differences in affective agenda setting: A cross-sectional analysis of three U.S. presidential elections	7
Shaping the ‘inexplicable’: A social constructionist analysis of news reporting of familicide-suicide	7
Reporting familicide-suicide in broadcast media: An Irish case study to inform better practice	6
Defending democracy or amplifying populism? Journalistic coverage, Twitter, and users’ engagement in Bolsonaro’s Brazil	6
A typology of alternative online political media in the United Kingdom: A longitudinal content analysis (2015–2018)	6
Agents of meta: Institutional actors in the journalism space and the innovation of local news	6
Emotive, evaluative, epistemic: A linguistic analysis of affectivity in news journalism	6
Writing for the audience or for public relations? How lifestyle editors perceive expectations about their professional role and manage potential for conflict	6
Expert voices in the news reporting of the coronavirus pandemic: A study of UK television news bulletins and their audiences	6
Reporting the unsayable: Scandalous talk by right-wing populist politicians and the challenge for journalism	6
Predicting perceptions of incivility across 20 news comment sections	6
Visual polarisation: Examining the interplay of visual cues and media trust on the evaluation of political candidates	6
The political economics of news making in Russian media: Ownership, clickbait and censorship	6
Do journalists differentiate between Muslims and Islamist terrorists? A content analysis of terrorism news coverage	6
Moral solidarity as a news value: Rendering marginalized communities and enduring social injustice newsworthy	6
The comment gap: Affective publics and gatekeeping in The New York Times’ comment sections	6
Adopting a mojo mindset: Training newspaper reporters in mobile journalism	6
Reducing misperceptions through news stories with data visualization: The role of readers’ prior knowledge and prior beliefs	5
Social campaigns to social change? Sexual violence framing in U.S. news before and after #metoo	5
Self-censorship: Foreign journalists’ reportage of Turkey	5
Problematising the restoration of trust through transparency: Focusing on quoting	5
Using the Responsible Suicide Reporting Model to increase adherence to global media reporting guidelines	5
Viral journalism. Strategy, tactics and limitations of the fast spread of content on social media: Case study of the United Kingdom quality publications	5
The effects of constructive journalism techniques on mood, comprehension, and trust	5
Origin stories of local journalism entrepreneurs	5
Audience understandings of disinformation: navigating news media through a prism of pragmatic scepticism	5
Ethiopian-Israeli women working in mainstream journalism: Linking Ethiopian, black and Israeli identities through news-making	5
“Why I quit journalism:” Former journalists’ advice giving as a way to regain control	5
Headlines for summarizing news or attracting readers’ attention? Comparing news headlines in South Korean newspapers with the New York Times	5
Journalism ethics with Foucault: Casually employed journalists’ constructions of professional integrity	5
How source-level and message-level factors influence journalists’ social media visibility during a public health crisis	5
Back to the future of journalist work? Entrepreneurial subjectivity and freelance journalism in Sweden	5
Perpetrator witnessing: Testing the norms and forms of witnessing through livestreaming terror attacks	5
Challenging journalistic objectivity: How journalists of color call for a reckoning	5
Advocacy journalism in the 21st century: Rethinking entertainment in digital Black press outlets	5
Workplace well-being and support systems in journalism: Comparative analysis of Germany and the United Kingdom	5
Strategy framing in the international arena: A cross-national comparative content analysis on the China-US trade conflict coverage	4
A public good: Can government really save the press?	4
Discursive representation of the Article 370 abrogation: A comparative CDA of the headlines of two major Indian online news publications	4
The discourses of data journalism	4
The more, the better? Effects of transparency tools and moderators on the perceived credibility of news articles	4
Disconnecting from digital news: News avoidance and the ignored role of social class	4
Exploring “ideological correction” in digital news updates of Portland protests & police violence	4
The (r)evolution of transsexuality in the news media: The case of the Spanish digital press (2000-2020)	4
Where news could not inspire change: TRT World as a party broadcaster	4
Making soufflé with metal: Effects of the coronavirus pandemic on sports journalism practices	4
News automation, materialities, and the remix of an editorial process	4
The value of Muslim and non-Muslim life: A comparative content analysis of elite American newspaper coverage of terrorism victims	4
Who is a good journalist? Evaluations of journalistic worth in the era of social media	4
Dynamics of (dis)trust between the news media and their audience: The case of the April 2019 Israeli exit polls	4
How to report on elections? The effects of game, issue and negative coverage on reader engagement and incivility	4
“We always report under pressure”: Professionalism and journalistic identity among regional journalists in a conflict zone	4
After the revolution: Tunisian journalism students and a news media in transition	4
Probing peace journalism: The discursive construction of blackness within the racial democracy of Colombia	4
News comment sections and online echo chambers: The ideological alignment between partisan news stories and their user comments	4
Resisting the resistance (journalism): Ben Smith, Ronan Farrow, and delineating boundaries of practice	4
Co-creation in North American and European digital native media: Web, social networks and offline spaces	4
Epistemic modes in news production: How journalists manage ways of knowing in hybrid media events involving terrorist violence	4
Interdisciplinary approaches to journalistic translation	4
Social media, misinformation, and cultivation of informational mistrust: Cultivating Covid-19 mistrust	4
How fact-checkers delimit their scope of practices and use sources: Comparing professional and partisan practitioners	4
Communities of practice in the production and resourcing of fact-checking	4
The structures that shape news consumption: Evidence from the early period of the COVID-19 pandemic	4