The existential predicament when journalism moves beyond journalism

Abstract

The transformation of journalism from a relatively stable form of knowledge production in the late 19th century to a more open and contested form in the early 21st has been a consistent theme in journalism studies. Much of the research has explored these existential questions (see, for example, Carlson and Lewis, 2015), as practices commonly associated with journalists have been undertaken by actors outside of the formal structures and institutions of journalism.

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