publications

a sensory experience of journalism

illuminating the much-at-onceness of journalistic life

Exploring arts-based research for journalism studies.

Broadening our perspective on journalism practice.

Stories from startup journalists.

Action research in journalism studies.

Unraveling hybridity, normativity and complexity in journalism studies.

The implicit norm of working long hours in entrepreneurial journalism.

Journalistic and social change.

Practice theory in journalism studies.

Society, audiences and economic drivers.

Theorising the transformation of journalism.

Researching a moving object.

Audiences, citizenship, and interactive tools in digital journalism.

Ideology as resource in startup mediapart.

Changing contexts, practices and research.

Local responses to Femen in the Arab world.

The role of audiences in the mediatization of politics.

Tussen nichemarkt en maatschappelijk nut.

Audiences, citizenship, and interactive tools in digital journalism.

The role of audiences in the mediatization of politics.

‘Minimalist’ views versus meaningful interaction.

A profession caught between change and tradition.

In/exclusion of alternative voices in online discussion.

Civil society and the media.

Journalistic ethics in a changing mediascape.

Online news content examined.

A profession under pressure?

A mixed method approach.

The openness of public discussion on immigration.

The issue of honour killings.

Facing the boundaries of the boundless World Wide Web.