Blogs have become one of the most prominent forms of social media on the Web. This paper reports on the first part of a comprehensive study of how a mainstream Australian media organisation is integrating blogs into their business. The research used a qualitative approach and data collection was undertaken using semi-structured interviews with newspaper staff. The findings presented provide an insight into the opportunities to be gained and the challenges to be faced by Australian media organisations as they incorporate blogs in their online offerings
© Author(s) 2016. While there is much research to describe journalists' use of social media to sourc...
A new type of media professional, with entrepreneurial skills, has emerged in the contemporary media...
The aim of this paper is it to identify whether Australian media companies moved online with a clear...
Blogging began as a grassroots alternative phenomenon, and it was some years before the mainstream m...
Previous research has been critical of mainstream media’s attempts at blogging, with studies finding...
[Extract] Within the past year, blogs have established themselves as an intrinsic form of online med...
Even early on, political blogging in Australia was not an entirely alternative endeavour - the blogo...
The rise of social media requires a different approach from the traditional newspaper industry towar...
The aim of our study was to examine how Swedish journalists use the three social networks Facebook, ...
The aim of our study was to examine how Swedish journalists use the three social networks Facebook, ...
The aim of our study was to examine how Swedish journalists use the three social networks Facebook, ...
The aim of our study was to examine how Swedish journalists use the three social networks Facebook, ...
The aim of this paper is it to identify whether Australian media companies moved online with a clear...
Much of the focus of academic literature on blogging in public relations has focused on blogs as rel...
The aim of this paper is it to identify whether Australian media companies moved online with a clear...
© Author(s) 2016. While there is much research to describe journalists' use of social media to sourc...
A new type of media professional, with entrepreneurial skills, has emerged in the contemporary media...
The aim of this paper is it to identify whether Australian media companies moved online with a clear...
Blogging began as a grassroots alternative phenomenon, and it was some years before the mainstream m...
Previous research has been critical of mainstream media’s attempts at blogging, with studies finding...
[Extract] Within the past year, blogs have established themselves as an intrinsic form of online med...
Even early on, political blogging in Australia was not an entirely alternative endeavour - the blogo...
The rise of social media requires a different approach from the traditional newspaper industry towar...
The aim of our study was to examine how Swedish journalists use the three social networks Facebook, ...
The aim of our study was to examine how Swedish journalists use the three social networks Facebook, ...
The aim of our study was to examine how Swedish journalists use the three social networks Facebook, ...
The aim of our study was to examine how Swedish journalists use the three social networks Facebook, ...
The aim of this paper is it to identify whether Australian media companies moved online with a clear...
Much of the focus of academic literature on blogging in public relations has focused on blogs as rel...
The aim of this paper is it to identify whether Australian media companies moved online with a clear...
© Author(s) 2016. While there is much research to describe journalists' use of social media to sourc...
A new type of media professional, with entrepreneurial skills, has emerged in the contemporary media...
The aim of this paper is it to identify whether Australian media companies moved online with a clear...