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Executive summary and key findings Our survey in six countries (Argentina, Denmark, France, Japan, the UK, and the US) explored how people use generative AI in their everyday lives, what […]
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Journalism in a Fractured World addresses the fractured nature of journalism as it has developed online. Engaging with theories from journalism studies and politics, it bases its findings on the […]
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Trust is one of the most important constructs for understanding the adoption of information technologies (IT). In this paper, we review and analyze two literatures on the construct of human […]
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The past few years of journalism studies scholarship have revealed that journalists and journalism stakeholders are increasingly ambivalent about social media platforms, which have grown rife with misinformation and vitriol […]
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The places where citizens live their everyday lives constitute an important yet under-researched context for public connection. This paper presents an in-depth analysis of how citizens’ everyday media use entails […]
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This study explores how journalist podcasters and their podcasts function as alternative news media within the Chinese media landscape. It argues that journalist podcasters do not explicitly assert their alternativeness, […]
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This study examines how the evolving conditions of the COVID-19 pandemic shaped audience expectations of journalism in Austria. Traditionally defined by roles such as Informer and Watchdog, journalists adapted to […]
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This study used a survey (n = 1897) of United States- and Canada-based scientists in six scientific fields to explore correlates of perceived (a) public engagement goal importance and (b) […]
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A large survey of American adults explored the complex landscape of attitudes toward artificial intelligence (AI). It explored the degree of concern regarding specific potential outcomes of the new advances […]
