Editorial: Digital Journalism (Studies) – Defining the Field

Scott A. Eldridge · Kristy Hess · Edson C. Tandoc · Oscar Westlund

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This special issue has been initiated and edited by the Digital Journalism editorial team with three ambitious aims: first, to offer a review of research that has been published in this journal sin...

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