jpub 2.0 was a German research project on the relationship between journalism and the audience in networked digital media, called "(Re-)Discovering the Audience", running from 2011 to 2014. It is succeeded by the project "Journalism and its audience: the re-figuration of a relationship and its influence on news production" that runs until 2022.
jpub 2.0 was funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) and conducted by PD Dr. Wiebke Loosen and Dr. Jan-Hinrik Schmidt (principal investigators) as well as Nele Heise, M.A. and Julius Reimer, M.A. (research assistants).
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jpub 2.0 was a German research project on the relationship between journalism and the audience in networked digital media, called "(Re-)Discovering the Audience", running from 2011 to 2014. It is succeeded by the project "Journalism and its audience: the re-figuration of a relationship and its influence on news production" that runs until 2022.
jpub 2.0 was funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) and conducted by PD Dr. Wiebke Loosen and Dr. Jan-Hinrik Schmidt (principal investigators) as well as Nele Heise, M.A. and Julius Reimer, M.A. (research assistants).
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journalismjpub20tagesschaujournalismusparticipationaudiencepublikumpartizipativer journalismusinklusionparticipatory journalismsocial mediarollenbildaudience analysispublikumsbeteiligungrollenfremdverständnisbeteiligungsmotivetv news organizationrollenselbstverständnisinklusionsdistanztheorymediajournalism studiesjournalism researchmass mediapublic service broadcasterexpectationsurveygermanyswitzerlandunited kingdomunited statessocial media strategysocial media monitoringdata journalismcommunication studiesbig datacommunication sciencecontent analysisinclusioncommunicative figurationsueddeutscheszamateuretageszeitungfoj13foj2013newscastnewstvsoziale medienbefragungsocial media guidelines
