Jingrong Tong is Senior Lecturer in Digital News Cultures at the University of Sheffield. She is the author, co-editor and co-author of seven books. In her research, she uses qualitative research methods such as interviewing and critical discourse analysis, as well as computational methods such as social network analysis and topic modelling. Her current research focuses on the impact of digital technology on journalism, social media analysis, political, environmental and health communication, with a particular interest in journalism and news/social media in the UK, the US and China.

• Introduction Chapter 1. The news business in trouble Chapter 2. Algorithms, cloud computing and journalismChapter 3. Revisiting the importance of data journalism Chapter 4. The tabloidisation of journalism as a digital logic Chapter 5. Tensions between journalism and politicians Chapter 6. The rise of partisan journalism and the crisis of objective journalism Conclusion

Jingrong Tong is Senior Lecturer in Digital News Cultures at the University of Sheffield. She is the author, co-editor and co-author of seven books. In her research, she uses qualitative research methods such as interviewing and critical discourse analysis, as well as computational methods such as social network analysis and topic modelling. Her current research focuses on the impact of digital technology on journalism, social media analysis, political, environmental and health communication, with a particular interest in journalism and news/social media in the UK, the US and China.

• Introduction Chapter 1. The news business in trouble Chapter 2. Algorithms, cloud computing and journalismChapter 3. Revisiting the importance of data journalism Chapter 4. The tabloidisation of journalism as a digital logic Chapter 5. Tensions between journalism and politicians Chapter 6. The rise of partisan journalism and the crisis of objective journalism Conclusion

Jingrong Tong is Senior Lecturer in Digital News Cultures at the University of Sheffield. She is the author, co-editor and co-author of seven books. In her research, she uses qualitative research methods such as interviewing and critical discourse analysis, as well as computational methods such as social network analysis and topic modelling. Her current research focuses on the impact of digital technology on journalism, social media analysis, political, environmental and health communication, with a particular interest in journalism and news/social media in the UK, the US and China.

• Introduction Chapter 1. The news business in trouble Chapter 2. Algorithms, cloud computing and journalismChapter 3. Revisiting the importance of data journalism Chapter 4. The tabloidisation of journalism as a digital logic Chapter 5. Tensions between journalism and politicians Chapter 6. The rise of partisan journalism and the crisis of objective journalism Conclusion