What is multimedia journalism1?

Journalism Studies

Volumn 5, Issue 2, 2004, Pages 139-152

  Deuze, Mark ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM   (Netherlands)

Author keywords

Internet; Journalism; Multimedia; Online Journalism

Indexed keywords

EID: 85011850604     PISSN: 1461670X     EISSN: 14699699     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/1461670042000211131     Document Type: Article

References (97)

1. Abraham Linus, (2001) “Defining Visual Communication in the New Media Environment” paper presented to the 2001 AEJMC Annual Convention, Washington, DC, http://list.msu.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0109B&L=aejmc&P=R2, accessed 21 April 2003
2. Altheide David, Snow Robert, (1991) Media Worlds in the Postjournalism Era New York:Walter de Gruyter
3. Altmeppen, Klaus-Dieter, Bucher, Horst and Loeffelholz, Martin (Eds) (2000) Online Journalismus:Perspektiven fuer Wissenschaft und Praxis [Online Journalism:perspectives for science and practice[ Wiesbaden:Westdeutscher Verlag
4. Anderson Rob, Dardenne Robert, Killenberg George M, (1994) The Conversation of Journalism:communication, community, and news Westport, CT:Praeger
5. Aquino Ruth, Bierhoff Jan, Orchard Tim, Stone Martha, (2002) “The European Multimedia Landscape” Mudia Report September, http://www.mudia.org/results/WP2 Del 2.2 Web version.pdf, accessed April 2003
6. Bardoel, Jo, and Deuze, Mark. (2001). “Network Journalism:converging competences of media professionals and professionalism”. Australian Journalism Review, 23(2):pp. 91–103
7. Bierhoff Jan, Deuze Mark, De Vreese Claes, (2000) “Media Innovation, Professional Debate and Media Training:a European analysis” European Journalism Centre report, Maastricht:EJC, http://www.ejc.nl/hp/mi/contents.html, accessed 19 June 2002
8. BIGresearch (2002) “BIGresearch Study Finds Simultaneous Media Usage Makes Traditional Planning Passe” BIGresearch press release, http://www.bigresearch.com/news/SIMM112102.htm, accessed 21 April 2003
9. Black, Jay (Ed.) (1997) Mixed News:the public/civic/communitarian journalism debate Mahwah, NJ:Lawrence Erlbaum
10. Boczkowski Pablo, (2003) “The Construction of Online Newspapers:patterns of multimedia and interactive communication in three online newsrooms” paper presented to the ICA Communication in Borderlands Conference, San Diego, CA, 23–27 May
11. Bowman Shaun, Willis Chris, (2002) “Participatory Journalism” paper presented to the News Business in Transition Conference, Austin, TX, 31 October–1 November, http://www.ndn.org/explorations/p2pj/ndn_pjournalism.pdf, accessed 2 April 2003
12. Bromley, Michael, and Purdey, Heather. (1998). “Journo-morphosis:today's new media and the education and training of tomorrow's ‘cool’ journalists”. Convergence, 4(4):pp. 77–93
13. Bromley, Michael, and Purdey, Heather. (2001). “Chilling out—but not yet ‘cool’. New media training in a UK journalism school:a further report on ‘journomorphosis‘”. Convergence, 7(3):pp. 104–15
14. Bucy, Eric P. and Newhagen, John E. (eds) (2003) Media Access:social and psychological dimensions of new technology use Mahwah, NJ:Lawrence Erlbaum
15. Bulla David, (2002) “Media Convergence:industry practices and implications for education” paper presented to the 2002 AEJMC Annual Convention, Miami Beach, FL, http://list.msu.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0209A&L=aejmc&P=R12874URL, accessed 21 April 2003
16. Carr Forrest, (2002) “The Truth about Convergence”, Poynter “Today’s Centerpiece” 2 May, http://www.poynter.org/content/content_view.asp?id=9677, accessed May 2002
17. Cottle, Simon, and Ashton, Martin. (1999). “From BBC Newsroom to BBC Newscentre:on changing technology and journalist practices”. Convergence, 5(3):pp. 22–43
18. Criado Carrie A, Kraeplin Camille, (2003) “The State of Convergence Journalism:United States media and university study” paper presented to the 86th Annual Convention of the AEJMC, Kansas City, 30 July–2 August
19. Dahlgren, Peter. (1996). “Media Logics in Cyberspace:repositioning journalism and its publics”. Javnost/The Public, 3(3):pp. 59–71
20. Daily Larry, Demo Lori, Spillman Mary, (2003) “The Convergence Continuum:a model for studying collaboration between media newsrooms” paper presented to the 86th Annual Convention of the AEJMC, Kansas City, 30 July–2 August
21. Davis, Charles, and Craft, Stephanie. (2000). “New Media Synergy:emergence of institutional conflicts of interest”. Journal of Mass Media Ethics, 15(4):pp. 219–31
22. Deuze, Mark. (1999). “Journalism and the Web:an analysis of skills and standards in an online environment”. Gazette, 61(5):pp. 373–90
23. Deuze, Mark. (2001). “Educating ‘New’ Journalists:challenges to the curriculum”. Journalism Educator, 56(1):pp. 4–17
24. Deuze, Mark. (2003a). “The Web and its Journalisms:considering the consequences of different types of news media online”. New Media & Society, 5(2):pp. 203–30
25. Deuze Mark, (2003b) “Global Journalism Education” in:J. C. Merrill and A. S. De Beer (Eds) Global Journalism:survey of international communication 4th edn, New York:Longman
26. Deuze, Mark, and Dimoudi, Christina. (2002). “Online Journalists in The Netherlands:towards a profile of a new profession”. Journalism, 3(1):pp. 103–18
27. Deuze, Mark, and Paulussen, Steve. (2002). “Online Journalists in Flanders and The Netherlands”. European Journal of Communication, 17(2):pp. 267–75
28. Devyatkin Dimitri, (2001) “Online Journalism:digital video stars” Content Wire 21 May, http://www.content-wire.com/ FreshPicks/Index.cfm?ccs=86&cs=316&Highlight=Devyatkin, accessed 23 January 2003
29. Fee Frank, (2002) “New(s) Players and New(s) Values? A test of convergence in the newsroom” paper presented to the 2002 AEJMC Annual Convention, Miami Beach, FL, 7–10 August, http://list.msu.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0209B&L=aejmc&P= R41392&D=0, accessed 21 April 2003
30. Filak Vincent, (2003) “Cultural Convergence:an examination of intergroup bias and journalism” paper presented to the 86th Annual Convention of the AEJMC, Kansas City, 30 July–2 August
31. Fulton Kate, (1996) “A Tour of our Uncertain Future” Columbia Journalism Review March/April, http://www.cjr.org/year/96/2/tour.asp, accessed 21 April 2003
32. Fulton Kate, (2000) “News isn’t Always Journalism” Columbia Journalism Review July/August, http://www.cjr.org/year/oo/2/fulton.asp, accessed 21 April 2003
33. Garnham Nicholas, (1996) “Constrains on Multimedia Convergence” in:William H. Dutton (Ed.) Information and Communication Technologies:visions and realities Oxford:Oxford University Press pp. 103–19
34. Garrison, Bruce. (2000). “Diffusion of a New Technology:on-line research in newspaper newsrooms”. Convergence, 6(1):pp. 84–105
35. Gentry James, (2003) “Convergence Tracker” American Press Institute, http://americanpressinstitute.org/convergencetracker, accessed 20 April 2003
36. Gristock Jennifer J, (2002) “Knowledge Management Meets the Virtual Organization in the Newspaper Industry” in:R. Mansell (Ed.) Inside the Communication Revolution:evolving patterns of social and technical interaction Oxford:Oxford University Press pp. 85–109
37. Hall Jim, (2001) Online Journalism:a critical primer London:Pluto Press
38. Heinonen Ari, (1991) Journalism in the Age of the Net Tampere; Acta Universitatis Tamperensis
39. Hopscotch (2002) “Premier barometre international sur les médias et les nouvelles technologies” Hopscotch report, http://www.hopscotch-europe.com/fr/actualites/Fichiers/2_n_cp_04_04_2002Barometre.pdf, accessed 20 May 2002
40. Huang Edward, Davison Karen, Shreve Stephanie, Davis Twila, Bettendorf Elizabeth, Nair Anita, (2003a) “Facing the Challenges of Media Convergence:media professionals' concerns of working across media platforms” paper presented to the 86th Annual Convention of the AEJMC, Kansas City, 30 July–2 August
41. Huang Edward, Shreve Stephanie, Davis Twila, Nair Anita, Bettendorf Elizabeth, Davison Karen, Meacham Andrew, (2003b) “Bridging Newsrooms and Classrooms:preparing the next generation of journalists for converged media” paper presented to the 86th Annual Convention of the AEJMC, Kansas City, 30 July–2 August
42. Innovation (2001) Innovations in Newspapers:the 2001 world report http://www.innovacion.com/english/eng_report2001.htm, accessed 18 April 2003
43. Jankowski, Nick W, and Van Selm, Martine. (2000). “Traditional Newsmedia Online:an examination of added values”. Communications, 25(1):pp. 85–101
44. Kennedy Helen, (2002) “Postgraduate Multimedia Education:practices, themes and issues” Infonomics report, April, http://cmd.infonomics.nl/reports.htm, accessed 10 April 2002
45. Killebrew Ken C, (2001) “Managing in a Converged Environment:threading camels through newly minted needles” paper presented to the 2001 AEJMC Annual Convention, Media Management and Economics Division, Washington, DC, http://list.msu.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0109B&L=aejmc&P=R32104&m=1975, accessed 20 February 2002
46. Kling Rob, (1996) Computerization and Controversy:value conflicts and social choices 2nd edn, San Diego, CA:Academic Press
47. Kunelius, Risto. (2001). “Conversation:a metaphor and a method for better journalism”. Journalism Studies, 2(1):pp. 31–54
48. Lapham Chris, (1995) “The Evolution of the Newspaper of the Future” CMC Magazine 1 July p. 7 http://www.december.com/cmc/mag/1995/jul/lapham.html, accessed 21 April 2003
49. Lasica Joseph D, (2002) “After the Meltdown” Online Journalism Review 25 March, http://www.ojr.org/ojr/future/p1017079354.php, accessed 18 April 2003
50. Lessig Lawrence, (2001) The Future of Ideas New York:Random House
51. Lievrouw, Leah and Livingstone, Sonia (Eds) (2002) Handbook of New Media:social shaping and consequences of ICTs London:Sage
52. Manovich Lev, (2001) The Language of New Media Cambridge, MA:MIT Press
53. Martikainen Maarit, (2000) “Towards Dialogical Online Journalism” University of Tampere research report, http://mansetori.uta.fi/report/martikainen.pdf, accessed May 2002
54. Martin Shannon E, Hansen Kathleen A, (1998) Newspapers of record in a digital age:from hot type to hot link Westport:Praeger
55. Massey, Brian L, and Levy, Mark R. (1999). “‘Interactive’ Online Journalism at English-language Web Newspapers in Asia”. Gazette, 61(6):pp. 523–38
56. McChesney Robert, (1999) Rich Media, Poor Democracy:communication politics in dubious times Urbana:University of Illinois Press
57. Meier, Klaus (Ed.) (2002) Internet-Journalismus 2nd edn, Konstanz:UVK
58. Merrill John C, Gade Peter J, Blevens Frederick R, (2001) Twilight of Press Freedom:the rise of people's journalism Hillsdale, NJ:Lawrence Erlbaum
59. Middleberg David, Ross Steven, (2002) “The Eighth Annual Middleberg/Ross Survey of Media” Euro RSCG Middleberg report, http://www.middleberg.com/toolsforsuccess/fulloverview_2002.cfm, accessed 20 May 2002
60. Moon Jin, (1999) “Open-source Journalism Online:fact-checking or censorship?” Media Studies Center 14 October, http://www.freedomforum.org/templates/document.asp?documentID=7802, accessed 21 April 2003
61. Nerone, John, and Barnhurst, Kevin G. (2001). “Beyond Modernism:digital design, Americanization and the future of newspaper form”. New Media & Society, 3(4):pp. 467–82
62. Neuberger Christopher, (2001) “Strategien der Tageszeitungen im Internet. Ergebnisse einer Redaktionsbefragung [Newspaper Strategies on Internet:findings of a newsroom survey]” in:U. Maier-Rabler and M. Latzer (Eds) Kommunikationskulturen—Kulturen zwischen Kontinuität und Wandel. Universelle Netzwerke für die Zivilgesellschaft Konstanz:UVK Medien pp. 237–54
63. Nielsen Jakob, Morkes John, (1997) “Concise, Scannable, and Objective:how to write for the web” Sun Microsystems paper, http://www.useit.com/papers/webwriting/writing.html, accessed July 1998
64. Packer, Randall and Jordan, Ken (Eds) (2001) Multimedia from Wagner to Virtual Reality New York:W. W. Norton
65. Paul Nora, (2001) “The Way You'll Work:journalism trends in the coming decade” University of Minnesota Institute for New Media Studies presentation, http://www.inms.umn.edu/speeches/powerpoint/theway/sld010.hm, accessed 31 January 2003
66. Paul Nora, Fiebich Christina, (2002) The Elements of Digital Storytelling University of Minnesota Institute for New Media Studies and New Directions for News project, http://www.inms.umn.edu/elements/, accessed February 2003
67. Pavlik John, (2001) Journalism and New Media New York:Columbia University Press
68. Pleijter Alexander, Tebbe Frans, Hermans Liesbeth, (2002) “Nieuwe journalisten door nieuwe bronnen? [New journalists through new sources?[”, Bikker Euro RSCG report, http://villa.intermax.nl/digiproject/content/onderzoek/startonderzoek. htm, accessed December 2002
69. Preecs Bart, (2000) “Open Source Journalism:an alternate strategy for using internet to empower citizens and strengthen democracy” in:Make Your Own Media Paper Proceedings of the 2000 Shaping the Network Society Conference, Seattle, WA 20 23 May, http://www.makeyourownmedia.org/osj.htm, accessed 10 May 2001
70. Pryor Larry, Gardner Sue, Rizzo Skip, Ghahremani K, (2003) “Immersive 360-degree Panoramic Video Environments:research on ‘user-directed news’ applications” unpublished manuscript, Los Angeles:University of Southern California
71. Quandt Thorsten, (2003a) “Beruf Online-Journalist:zwischen Nachrichten-Tuning und Content Management” paper presented to the Annual DGPuK-Convention, Hannover, Germany, 2003
72. Quandt Thorsten, (2003b) “Vom Redakteur zum Content-Manager? Wandel des Journalismus im Zeichen des Netzes” in:M. Loeffelholz and T. Quandt, T. (Eds) Die neue Kommunikationswissenschaft:Theorien, Themen und Berufsfelder im Internet-Zeitalter Opladen:Westdeutscher Verlag pp. 257–79
73. Quinn Gary, Trench Brian, (2002) “Online News Media and their Audiences” Mudia Work Package 3 July 2002, http://www.mudia.org/html/resources/2_workpackages.htm, accessed November 2002
74. Quinn Stephen, (1998) “Newsgathering and internet” in:M. Breen (Ed.) Journalism:theory and practice Paddington:Macleay Press pp. 239–55
75. Rogers Everett E, (1995) Diffusion of Innovations 4th edn, New York:Free Press
76. Schudson Michael, (2003) Sociology of News New York:W. W. Norton
77. Schudson Michael, (1999) The good citizen:a history of American civic life Cambridge:Harvard University Press
78. Schultz Tanjev, (1999) “Interactive Options in Online Journalism:a content analysis of 100 U.S. newspapers” Journal of Computer-mediated Communication 5 (1) http://www.ascusc.org/jcmc/vol5/issue1/schultz.html, accessed February 2000
79. Schultz, Tanjev. (2000). “Mass Media and the Concept of Interactivity:an exploratory study of online forums and reader email”. Media Culture & Society, 22(2):205–21.
80. Silcock William, Keith Susan, (2002) “Translating the Tower of Babel. Issues of language and culture in converged newsrooms:a pilot study” paper presented to the 2002 AEJMC Annual Convention, Miami Beach, FL
81. Singer, Jane B. (1997a). “Changes and Consistencies:newspaper journalists contemplate online future”. Newspaper Research Journal, 18(1):pp. 2–18
82. Singer, Jane B. (1997b). “Still Guarding the Gate? The newspaper journalist's role in an on-line world”. Convergence, 3(1):pp. 72–89
83. Singer Jane B, (1998) “Online journalists:foundation for research into their changing roles” [online] Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication 4 (1) Available at:http://jcmc.huji.ac.il/vol4/issue1/singer.html [retrieved:10 November 1998]
84. Singer, Jane B. (2003). “Who are These Guys? The online challenge to the notion of journalistic professionalism”. Journalism, 4(2):pp. 139–64
85. Singer, Jane B. (2004). “Strange Bedfellows? The diffusion of convergence in four news organizations”. Journalism Studies, 5(1):pp. 3–18
86. Singer, Jane B, Tharp, Martha, and Haruta, Amon. (1999). “Online Staffers:superstars or second-class citizens?”. Newspaper Research Journal, 20(3):pp. 29–47
87. Stanford Poynter Project (2000) Eyetracking Online News http://www.poynterextra.org/et/i.htm, accessed 21 April 2003
88. Stephens Mitchell, (1998) The Rise of the Image, The Fall of the Word New York:Oxford University Press
89. Stevens Jane, (2002) “TBO.com:faces of convergence” Online Journalism Review 3 April, http://www.ojr.org/ojr/workplace/1017858783.php
90. Stone Martha, Bierhoff Jan, (2002) “The State of Multimedia Newsrooms in Europe” paper presented to the Media in Transition 2 Conference, MIT, Cambridge, MA, 10–12 May, http://cms.mit.edu/conf/mit2/Abstracts/JanBierhoff.pdf, accessed April 20 2003
91. Sundar, Shyam S. (2000). “Internet—Multimedia Effects on Processing and Perception of Online News:a study of picture, audio, and video downloads”. Journalism Quarterly, 77(3):pp. 480–99
92. Ward Mike, (2002) Journalism Online Oxford:Focal Press
93. Weare, Christopher, Levi, Titus, and Raphael, Jordan. (2001). “Media Convergence and the Chilling Effect of Broadcast Licensing”. Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics, 6(3):pp. 47–70
94. Winseck, David. (1998). Pursuing the Holy Grail:information highways and media reconvergence in Britain and Canada. European Journal of Communication, 13(3):pp. 337–74
95. Wise Robert, (2000) Multimedia:an introduction London:Routledge
96. Zerba Amy, (2003) “Perceived Motives for Clicking on Multimedia Features on News Web Sites:an exploratory study” paper accepted for presentation at the 86th Annual Convention of the AEJMC, Kansas City, 30 July–2 August
97. Zoonen, Liesbet van. (1998). “A Professional, Unreliable, Heroic Marionette (M/F):structure, agency and subjectivity in contemporary journalisms”. European Journal of Cultural Studies, 1(1):pp. 123–43