The Oxford Encyclopedia of Journalism Studies

Henrik Örnebring (PhD, Göteborg University, 2001) has been Professor of Media and Communication at the Department of Geography, Media and Communication at Karlstad University since February 2013. Previously he worked at the University of Oxford as Senior Research Fellow at the European Studies Centre and the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism. He has published widely on journalism history, comparative journalism and journalism and technology in journals such as Journalism, International Journal of Press/Politics, Journalism Studies, and European Journal of Communication. His book Newsworkers: A Comparative European Perspective (2016) was published by Bloomsbury Academic. He served as chair of the Journalism Studies division of the International Communication Association from 2015-2018, and he is the winner of the 2019 Wolfgang Donsbach Outstanding Journal Article of the Year Award.

• 1. Forms, Genres, and Types of Journalism Advocacy in JournalismAlternative JournalismCommunity JournalismCultural JournalismData Journalism: International PerspectivesDevelopment JournalismEditorial Journalism and Newspapers' Editorial OpinionsFake NewsFeature JournalismFictional Representations of JournalismFinancial JournalismHumanitarian JournalismLifestyle JournalismLiterary JournalismLocal and Hyperlocal JournalismLong-Term Trends in News ContentMobile Applications and Journalistic WorkMobile Journalism and MoJosPeace JournalismPhotojournalismPolitical JournalismSatire and JournalismScience JournalismSports JournalismTabloid Journalism and Tabloidization 2. Key Concepts in Journalism Accountability in JournalismAccuracy in JournalismAgenda Setting and JournalismCitizen JournalismCollective Memory and JournalismCommercialization of JournalismConvergence in/of JournalismEpistemology and JournalismEthnicity, Race, and JournalismGatekeeping and JournalismIntimacy, Emotion, and JournalismJournalistic AutonomyJournalists' Professional Roles and Role PerformanceNews Ecology and News EcosystemsNews Sources and Journalist/Source InteractionNews Values and NewsworthinessNews, Economic Governance, and Anti-CorruptionObjectivity and Bias in JournalismProfessionalism, Professionalization, and Deprofessionalization in JournalismPropaganda and JournalismReading <"Asian Values> " into Journalism Practices in AsiaReligion and JournalismRitual and JournalismRoutines in Journalism 3. The Practice of Journalism Beat Journalism and ReportingContent Management Systems and JournalismCrowdsourcing in JournalismDiasporic News and JournalismEmployment Conditions in JournalismFact-Checking as Idea and Practice in JournalismFictional Representations of JournalismForeign CorrespondentsFreelancing in JournalismJournalistic Writing and StyleJournalistic Organizations: Arenas for Professional and Symbolic StrugglesNative AdvertisingNews DistributionNews Editing and the Editorial ProcessOnline Comments and JournalismPaywalls and Payment SystemsThe Practice of Fixing and the Role of Fixers in Global JournalismPublic Relations and JournalismSkills and JournalismTransnational Cooperation in Journalism 4. The Reception of Journalism Audience Fragmentation and Journalism in the U.S. ContextConflict and JournalismCredibility and Trust in JournalismNews Audiences and News HabitsNews LiteracyNews, Children, and Young PeopleThe Producer/User Distinction in JournalismPublic Opinion and Journalism 5. Systems and Structures of Journalism Advertising and JournalismAggregation and JournalismAlgorithms and JournalismAuthoritarian Societies and JournalismJournalism's Social ContractLibel and Defamation in JournalismMedia Ownership and JournalismMedia Systems and JournalismThe Nation-State and JournalismNews Agencies from Telegraph Bureaus to CyberfactoriesNews StartupsNGOs as News OrganizationsPolitical ParallelismPress SubsidiesPublic Service JournalismTransnational News Flows 6. Theories and Research Perspectives Comparative Journalism ResearchFour Theories of the PressFraming and JournalismGlobal JournalismJournalism as a FieldJournalism as InstitutionNews as GenreNews as NarrativesThe Public Sphere and JournalismRepresentation and JournalismSystems Theory and Journalism