The SAGE Handbook of Digital Journalism

Contents
List of Figures and Tables
Notes on the Editors and Contributors
Introduction
Part I - Changing Contexts
1 - Digital Journalism and Democracy
2 - Global Media Power
3 - Digital News Media and 
Ethnic Minorities
4 - The Business of News
5 - Digital Journalism Ethics
6 - 
Social Media and the News
7 - Networked Framing and Gatekeeping
8 - The Intimization of Journalism
9 - Emotion and Journalism
Part II - News Practices in the Digital Era
10 - 
Networked Journalism
11 - Hybrid News Practices
12 - The Ecology of Participation
13 - Innovation in the Newsroom
14 - Outsourcing Newswork
15 - Semi-professional Amateurs
16 - Sources as News Producers
17 - Activists as News Producers
18 - Citizen Witnesses
19 - Hyperlocal News
Part III - Conceptualizations of Journalism
20 - Normative Models of 
Digital Journalism
21 - Mass, Audience, and the Public
22 - Digital Journalism as Practice
23 - Mapping the Human–Machine Divide in Journalism
24 - Spaces and Places of 
News Consumption
25 - News Institutions
26 - Journalistic Fields
27 - News Networks
28 - News Ecosystems
29 - Liquid Journalism
Part IV - Research Strategies
30 - Ethnography of Digital News Production
31 - Adopting a ‘Material Sensibility’ in Journalism Studies
32 - Reconstructing Production Practices through Interviewing
33 - Sampling Liquid Journalism
34 - Big Data Analysis
35 - Q-method and News 
Audience Research
36 - Practicing Audience-centred Journalism Research
37 - Multi-method Approaches
Author Index
Subject Index