Join us at #foj2021 at 4pm today:
@Declan_JMN and @rich_thomas99 will be presenting findings from the project about how alternative online political media used social media between 2015-2018.
With plenty of discussion on hybrid media, Twitter, and the nature of journalism...
Important thread outlining new study that makes a significant contribution to knowledge about how audiences cross nationally perceive what is alternative media 👏👏👏 👇 cc @beyondthemsm
[Post-Trump] "far-right outlets, including Newsmax and The Federalist, saw aggregate traffic drop 44% from February through May compared to the previous six months [...] Lefty outlets including Mother Jones and Raw Story saw a 27% drop"
cc. @seldridge
https://t.co/3Dz1eWdlmo
Late to party, but pleased to have a chapter in this media disinformation/populism book: Alternative online media with @Declan_JMN @rich_thomas99 for our @ESRC project @beyondthemsm - Thanks @silviowaisbord & Howard! https://t.co/AxUQNE3jQX
Article of the day:
This excellent analysis of media critique by @seanphelan8.
"The opportunities enabled by online platforms like Twitter and Facebook [...] have rendered media criticism an everyday practice".
https://t.co/Ww2FausvKG
Article of the day:
@TheBristolCable journalist @MattyEdwards23 writes in the @guardian
"Reporting in the aftermath of events like these is crucial in setting the narrative [...] as such, it was particularly worrying to see the attacks on members of the press"
After I criticised some national media coverage of Friday’s #BristolProtest, The Guardian asked me to write something.
Looking back on the vital on the ground reporting from across the Bristol media, local journalism feels more important than ever. https://t.co/a1oxlgLc6n
New research, demonstrating that prolonged exposure to partisan media (HuffPost and Fox News, in this case) leads to declines in trust in mainstream media.
Very relevant to our study.
📣Out now at @PNASNews! @junghwanyang, @p_barbera, @simonsaysnothin and I study how online news affects people's info consumption, attitudes, and behavior. We demonstrate a long-term effect of partisan news exposure: lowered trust in mainstream news.
https://t.co/WFXmi9uXo9 /1
Extremely important research being conducted by @jameswilldennis.
We look forward to seeing the paper; it looks to mutually support many aspects of our interview findings, too.
Earlier today we presented our research findings from our recently published study, which you can read here:
https://t.co/w6nKn2lZai
As well as some findings from a further laper currently undergoing revisions.
Many thanks to those that attended and took part!
.@Declan_JMN, @Stephen_Cushion, & @rich_thomas99 on alternative media in the UK. Find outlets across the political spectrum tend to focus on party politics, reflections on the media, and EU affairs (particularly for right-leaning orgs). British politics central to coverage #psa21
Article of the day:
@npishak in @NiemanLab
"Mainstream media’s lack of ties to some communities hinder their ability to cover them effectively, even if they employ reporters who speak the community’s language."
https://t.co/JP9cVA2UvU
.@pewresearch survey of 12,045 adults finds significant audience crossover between alternative media brands Newsmax and OAN News and mainstream outlet Fox News, with audiences of the former similar in size to that of the HuffPost.
https://t.co/LrcpmpthNe
Article of the day:
@TMChivers on the future of the BBC's governance:
"2022 will mark a defining moment in the Corporation’s history, as it faces both a mid-term Charter review and a full renegotiation of its licence fee funding up to 2027".
https://t.co/OSk7gBGpzD
Article of the day:
Our @CardiffJomec colleague @Matt_Walsh on the BBC's regional hubs, its relationship with the government, and the future of its funding, A must read.
https://t.co/C3XyqfF1Lk
Article of the day:
Returning to last week's story about HuffPost redundancies, the big question is ofc: what's the future of digital journalism?
Unlike BuzzFeed, many of the alternative and independent outlets we study have moved to subscriber models.
https://t.co/rtTNRSlwUY
Article of the day:
From Young Labour, to Novara Media and Tribune, to the tens of thousands of party members still involved with Momentum: "How Keir Starmer Lost Generation Left"
https://t.co/S0qVibYBTb