The aim of our study was to examine how Swedish journalists use the three social networks Facebook, Twitter and blogs to find news. We wanted to study which group of journalists that were using these networks most frequently and why. We also wanted to find out which of the three networks they use the most. We made a questionnaire which we sent out by e-mail to 400 Swedish journalists. 215 of them participated in our study. We analyzed the results of the responses from the questionnaire and discussed patterns and relations between them. The study establishes that the majority of the respondents believe that the networks are very useful and effective in their work. Our results show that out of the three social networks the journalists who par...
This paper is concerned with the ways in which social media are embedded in journalistic practices i...
The fourth annual Social Journalism Study, conducted by Cision Germany and Canterbury Christ Church ...
In this age of ubiquitous technology, the traditional practices of journalism are changing. News gat...
The aim of our study was to examine how Swedish journalists use the three social networks Facebook, ...
In a very short time span, Twitter has become a major force in modern societies and also in the prod...
Abstract Social media applications which have been emerging with the spread of developing internet ...
The rise of social media requires a different approach from the traditional newspaper industry towar...
The aim of this study was to find out how journalism students at two universities in Sweden, Gothenb...
1 Abstract Social media are a part of journalistic work for several years now. One of them, Twitter,...
Social media today are playing a more important role as a news source than ever before. Yet, there h...
The new role of Social Networking Sites (SNSs) as a news platforms provides a motivation to more act...
In this study, we examined the views of Swedish journalists on social media. The study focused on th...
This report follows the changes of how journalists and media professionals use social media for work...
This dissertation contains an exploratory study of how four Swedish media companies has decided to u...
#InFlux investigates journalists’ adoption of social media and social network sites (SNS) from the t...
This paper is concerned with the ways in which social media are embedded in journalistic practices i...
The fourth annual Social Journalism Study, conducted by Cision Germany and Canterbury Christ Church ...
In this age of ubiquitous technology, the traditional practices of journalism are changing. News gat...
The aim of our study was to examine how Swedish journalists use the three social networks Facebook, ...
In a very short time span, Twitter has become a major force in modern societies and also in the prod...
Abstract Social media applications which have been emerging with the spread of developing internet ...
The rise of social media requires a different approach from the traditional newspaper industry towar...
The aim of this study was to find out how journalism students at two universities in Sweden, Gothenb...
1 Abstract Social media are a part of journalistic work for several years now. One of them, Twitter,...
Social media today are playing a more important role as a news source than ever before. Yet, there h...
The new role of Social Networking Sites (SNSs) as a news platforms provides a motivation to more act...
In this study, we examined the views of Swedish journalists on social media. The study focused on th...
This report follows the changes of how journalists and media professionals use social media for work...
This dissertation contains an exploratory study of how four Swedish media companies has decided to u...
#InFlux investigates journalists’ adoption of social media and social network sites (SNS) from the t...
This paper is concerned with the ways in which social media are embedded in journalistic practices i...
The fourth annual Social Journalism Study, conducted by Cision Germany and Canterbury Christ Church ...
In this age of ubiquitous technology, the traditional practices of journalism are changing. News gat...