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Making Online News: The Ethnography of New Media Production
Edited by Chris Paterson and David Domingo
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Foreword – Nora Paul
Introduction: Why ethnography? – Chris Paterson

PART ONE: Researching the Changing Nature of Media Production

1. Inventing online journalism: a constructivist approach to the development of online news – David Domingo

2. Ethnographic media production research in a digital environment – Roel Puijk

PART TWO: New Media, New Routines?

3. News production in an Irish online newsroom: practice, process and culture – Anthony Cawley

4. Print and online newsrooms in Argentinean media: autonomy and professional identity
Edgardo Pablo García

5. News tuning and content management: An observation study of old and new routines in German online newsrooms – Thorsten Quandt

6. Maximize the medium: assessing obstacles to performing multimedia journalism in three US newsrooms – Jody Brannon

7. When immediacy rules: online journalism models in four Catalan online newsrooms – David Domingo

8. Online Journalism in China: constrained by politics, spirited by public nationalism – Johan Lagerkvist

9. Do online journalists belong in the newsroom? A Belgian case of convergence – Vinciane Colson and François Heinderyckx

PART THREE: Reinventing Journalism?

10. Ethnography of newsroom convergence – Jane B. Singer

11. The active audience: transforming journalism from gatekeeping to gatewatching – Axel Bruns

12. The routines of blogging – Wilson Lowrey and John Latta

Epilogue: Toward a sociology of online news? – Mark Deuze