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Now Available! Volume 2, Number 1 Issue of the #ISOJ Journal The International Symposium on Online Journalism has published its next volume and issue of #ISOJ academic journal, featuring articles that are based on research papers presented at the symposia in April 2010 and April 2011. The journal is published as an e-book and available in hard copy. The e-book edition can be downloaded in different formats that work in a variety of devices, such as iPhones, iPads, Kindle, Nook and other e-readers. A print on demand version is also available in paperback. To purchase the electronic or hard copy of the journal - click on the options below the journal cover on the left. Table of Contents Volume 2 | Issue 1 The Journalist as Programmer: A Case Study of The New York Times Interactive News Technology Department | Cindy Royal Multimedia and Interactivity on Newspaper Websites: A Multi-Study Analysis of Six English-Speaking Countries | Robert Bergland, David Hon, Lisa Crawford, and Sarah Noe Comments in News, Democracy Booster or Journalistic Nightmare: Assessing the Quality and Dynamics of Citizen Debates in Catalan Online Newspapers | Javier Díaz Noci, David Domingo, Pere Masip, Josep Lluís Micó, and Carles Ruiz Shoveling Tweets: An Analysis of the Microblogging Engagement of Traditional News Organizations | Marcus Messner, Maureen Linke, and Asriel Eford Being a Journalist Within the French Regional Press in the Web Age. The Example of the Dauphiné Libéré | Maria Holubowicz The Role of ICTs Inside Egyptian Newsrooms | Ahmed El Gody |
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Now Available! Volume 1, Second Issue of the #ISOJ Journal The International Symposium on Online Journalism has published its second issue of #ISOJ academic journal, featuring articles that are based on research papers presented at the symposium in April 2011. The journal is published as an e-book and available in hard copy. The e-book edition can be downloaded in different formats that work in a variety of devices, such as iPhones, iPads, Kindle, Nook and other e-readers. A print on demand version is also available in paperback. To purchase the electronic or hard copy of the journal - click on the options below the journal cover on the left. Table of Contents Volume 1 | Issue 2 Gatejumping: Twitter, TV News and the Delivery of Breaking News | Dale Blasingame Experiments In Location-Based Content: A Case Study of Postmedia's Use of Foursquare | Timothy Currie Friends Who Choose Your News: An Analysis of Content Links on Facebook | Brian Baresch, Dustin Harp, Lewis Knight, and Carolyn Yaschur Stopping the Presses: A Longitudinal Case Study of the Christian Science Monitor Transition From Print Daily to Web Always | Jonathan Groves and Carrie Brown The Active Recipient: Participatory Journalism Through the Lens of the Dewey-Lippmann Debate | Alfred Hermida, David Domingo, Ari Heinonen, Steve Paulussen, Thorsten Quandt, Zvi Reich, Jane Singer, and Marina Vujnovic Is the Medium the Message? Predicting Popularity of Top U.S. News Sites with Medium-Specific Features | Angela Lee |
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Inaugural Edition of #ISOJ Journal The International Symposium on Online Journalism has published its first academic journal, with research articles that were approved from past symposia via its blind review process. The inaugural edition of #ISOJ -- The official journal of the International Symposium on Online Journalism launched during the ISOJ' 2011 opening session. The journal is published as an e-book that can be delivered in different formats to different devices. It works on iPhones and iPads, including the Kindle and other e-reader devices. It can also be viewed on the web and via paper (a print on demand version is available). To get a free electronic version or purchase a hard copy of the journal - click on the options below the journal cover on the left. Table of Contents Volume 1 | Issue 1 Setting Guidelines on How to Design the News Online. Portuguese Newspapers and their Spanish, Argentinean and Brazilian Counterparts | Nuno Vargas Citizen Journalism, Citizen Activism and Technology: Positioning Technology as a 'Second Superpower' in Times of Disasters and Terrorism | Sharon Meraz Web Production, News Judgment and Emerging Categories of Online Newswork in Metropolitan Journalism | C.W. Anderson Methods for Mapping Hyperlink Networks. Examining the Environment of Belgian News Websites | Juliette de Maeyer Hypertext Newswriting Effects on Satisfaction, Comprehension and Attitudes | Joao Canavilhas |