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Na Yeon Lee

12 works· latest 2024· 4 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-1891-3591

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The spiral of silence and journalists' outspokenness on Twitter2014 · 41 citations
Tweeting the public: journalists' Twitter use, attitudes toward the public's tweets, and the relationship with the public2014 · 29 citations
Uses and Gratifications, Journalists’ Twitter Use, and Relational Satisfaction with the Public2016 · 29 citations
Tweeting public affairs or personal affairs? Journalists’ tweets, interactivity, and ideology2015 · 24 citations
Headlines for summarizing news or attracting readers’ attention? Comparing news headlines in South Korean newspapers with the New York Times2020 · 22 citations

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Unraveling the Digital Threat: Exploring the Impact of Online Harassment on South Korean Journalists’ Professional Roles

Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly·2024·2 authors

8citations

Why Are Women Journalists Leaving the Newsroom in South Korea? Gendered and Emerging Factors that Influence the Intention to Leave

Journalism Practice·2022·2 authors

11citations

Headlines for summarizing news or attracting readers’ attention? Comparing news headlines in South Korean newspapers with the New York Times

Journalism·2020·1 author

22citations

Online comments: The nature of comments on health journalism

Computers in Human Behavior·2018·2 authors

17citations

Self-coverage for public interest or self-promotion: How media cross-ownership structures affect news content in South Korea

Journalism·2018·5 authors

21citations

How do journalists leverage Twitter? Expressive and consumptive use of Twitter

The Social Science Journal·2016·3 authors

22citations

Squeezing out economic news for business news? Changes in economic journalism over the past 20 years in South Korea

Journalism·2016·2 authors

13citations

Uses and Gratifications, Journalists’ Twitter Use, and Relational Satisfaction with the Public

Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media·2016·3 authors

29citations

Two Different Motivations on Agenda Setting: Need for Orientation and Motivated Reasoning

International Journal of Public Opinion Research·2015·1 author

13citations

Tweeting public affairs or personal affairs? Journalists’ tweets, interactivity, and ideology

Journalism·2015·3 authors

24citations

Tweeting the public: journalists' Twitter use, attitudes toward the public's tweets, and the relationship with the public

Information Communication & Society·2014·4 authors

29citations

The spiral of silence and journalists' outspokenness on Twitter

Asian Journal of Communication·2014·2 authors

41citations