#8 - CQ Researcher Bibliography Books and their Subject Headings

1. Boczkowski, Pablo , Digitizing the News: Innovation in Online Newspapers

Descriptor:

Electronic newspapers -- United States. Electronic newspapers -- Technological innovations -- United States.

Available at LSU

2.Boler, Megan, ed., Digital Media and Democracy: Tactics in Hard Times , MIT Press, 2008.

Descriptor:

Mass media -- Political aspects. Digital media -- Political aspects.

Available at LSU

3. Palfrey, John, and Urs Gasser , Born Digital: Understanding the First Generation of Digital Natives , Basic Books, 2008.

Descriptor:

Information society -- Social aspects. Information technology -- Social aspects. Technological innovations -- Social aspects. Internet and children. Internet and teenagers. Internet -- Social aspects. Technology -- Social aspects. Digital media -- Social aspects. Information society -- Social aspects. Information technology -- Social aspects. Internet and children. Internet and teenagers. Internet -- Social aspects. Technological innovations -- Social aspects. Technology -- Social aspects.

Available at LSU

4. Stephens, Mitchell , Beyond News: The Future of Journalism , Columbia University Press, 2014.

Descriptor:

Journalism -- History -- 21st century. Journalism -- Technological innovations. Online journalism. Reporters and reporting. Journalism.

Not available at LSU

5. Usher, Nikki , Making News at The New York Times , University of Michigan Press, 2014.

Descriptor:

Journalism -- United States -- History -- 21st century. Online journalism -- United States -- History -- 21st century. Journalism -- Technological innovations. SOCIAL SCIENCE / Media Studies. Journalism. Journalism -- Technological innovations. Online journalism.

Available at LSU

#7 - New York Times article found in LexisNexis

The New York Times

November 14, 2011 Monday
Correction Appended
Late Edition - Final

Newspapers' Digital Apostle

BYLINE: By DAVID CARR.

E-mail: carr@nytimes.com; Twitter.com/carr2n

SECTION: Section B; Column 0; Business/Financial Desk; THE MEDIA EQUATION; Pg. 1

LENGTH: 1881 words

#6 - Article citation in Web of Science, Cited Reference, and Citing Reference

Original article: 

 

More of the Same or Marketplace of Opinions? A Cross-National Comparison of Diversity in Online News Reporting

By:Humprecht, E (Humprecht, Edda)^{[ 1 ]} ; Buchel, F (Buechel, Florin)^{[ 1 ]}

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PRESS-POLITICS

Volume: 18

Issue: 4

Pages: 436-461

DOI: 10.1177/1940161213497595

Published: OCT 2013

Cited reference:

A semi-independent press: Government control and journalistic autonomy in the political construction of news

By: Bennett, WL; Livingston, S

POLITICAL COMMUNICATION  Volume: 20   Issue: 4   Pages: 359-362   Published: OCT-DEC 2003

Citing reference:

Is the Internet Homogenizing or Diversifying the News? External Pluralism in the U.S., Danish, and French Press

By: Powers, Matthew; Benson, Rodney

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PRESS-POLITICS  Volume: 19   Issue: 2   Pages: 246-265 Published: APR 2014

#5 - Scholarly article in Academic Search Complete

The Future of Breaking News Online?

Authors:

Thurman, Neil
Newman, Nic

Source:

Journalism Studies. Oct2014, Vol. 15 Issue 5, p655-667. 13p. 1 Black and White Photograph, 4 Charts, 2 Graphs.

Document Type:

Article

Subject Terms:

*ACCURACY in journalism
*ONLINE journalism
*NEWS audiences
*BLOGS
*MASS media
*SOCIAL media -- Research
GREAT Britain

Author-Supplied Keywords:

accuracy
balance
content preferences
live blogs
reader contributions

NAICS/Industry Codes:

519130 Internet Publishing and Broadcasting and Web Search Portals

Abstract:

This study investigates news readers' use of, participation with, and attitudes to live updating news pages (also known as live blogs); an increasingly common online news format. Data derive from an online survey, and from web analytics of live blogs hosted by Guardian.co.uk and on the ScribbleLive platform. The survey elicited approximately 11,000 respondents and the sample was weighted to reflect the demographics of the online populations in the nine countries polled. The findings show the extent to which news consumers use live blogs to follow news, and, for the United States and United Kingdom, their preferences for different types of news content in this form. UK respondents' attitudes to the accuracy and balance of live blogs, and to their usability and convenience, are reported. The Guardian.co.uk data reveal the relative attention received by live blogs compared with picture galleries, articles, and an op-ed piece; whilst the data from ScribbleLive show the proportion of content contributed by readers in a sample of 11 live blogs. In answering a call for further study of this under-researched aspect of online news, this study extends our understanding of the changes taking place as news consumption shifts, increasingly rapidly, from print to online. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

#4 - Book in LSU Libraries catalog

Title:

    Digital journalism

Author:

    Jones, Janet.  

Publisher:

    SAGE,

Publication date:

    2012.

Physical description

    x, 197 p. ; 25 cm.

ISBN:

    1412920825

Middleton Library (Main Collection)

PN4784 .O62 J65 2012