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Axel BrunsAustralian Laureate Fellow and Professor, Digital Media Research Centre, Queensland University ofVerified email at qut.edu.au
Colin PorlezzaUniversità della Svizzera italianaVerified email at usi.ch
Richard FletcherDirector of Research, Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, University of OxfordVerified email at politics.ox.ac.uk
Steve SchifferesProfessor of Financial Journalism, City University LondonVerified email at city.ac.uk
Nic NewmanResearch Associate, Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, Oxford UniversityVerified email at politics.ox.ac.uk
Professor Neil ThurmanLudwig Maximilian University of MunichVerified email at ifkw.lmu.de
Folker HanuschProfessor of Journalism, University of ViennaVerified email at univie.ac.at
Mathias-Felipe de-Lima-SantosMacquarie UniversityVerified email at mq.edu.au
Phoebe MaaresUniversity of ViennaVerified email at univie.ac.at
Zahera HarbDr Senior Lecturer Journalism City UniversityVerified email at city.ac.uk
Christian NuernbergkProfessor of Media and Communication, Trier UniversityVerified email at uni-trier.de
Christian PentzoldProfessor of Media and Communication, University of Leipzig, GermanyVerified email at uni-leipzig.de
Christoph NeubergerWeizenbaum-Institut, Berlin / Freie Universität BerlinVerified email at fu-berlin.de
Sofya GlazunovaLecturer in Media and Communications at the University of MelbourneVerified email at unimelb.edu.au
Kerry McCallumProfessor of Communication and Media Studies, Director, News & Media Research Centre, U. CanberraVerified email at canberra.edu.au
David NolanAssociate Professor, News and Media Research Centre, University of CanberraVerified email at canberra.edu.au

Aljosha Karim Schapals

Queensland University of Technology

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Journalism Journalism Studies Digital Journalism Political Communication


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Assistance or resistance? Evaluating the intersection of automated journalism and journalistic role conceptions AK Schapals, C Porlezza Media and Communication 8 (3), 16-26, 2020	101	2020
Working on the margins: Comparative perspectives on the roles and motivations of peripheral actors in journalism AK Schapals, P Maares, F Hanusch Media and Communication 7 (4), 19-30, 2019	73	2019
Fake news: Australian and British journalists’ role perceptions in an era of “alternative facts” AK Schapals Journalism Practice 12 (8), 976-985, 2018	63	2018
Giving computers a nose for news: exploring the limits of story detection and verification N Thurman, S Schifferes, R Fletcher, N Newman, S Hunt, AK Schapals The Future of Journalism: Risks, Threats and Opportunities, 35-45, 2020	52	2020
Out-of-the-box versus in-house tools: how are they affecting data journalism in Australia? MF de-Lima-Santos, AK Schapals, A Bruns Media International Australia 181 (1), 152-166, 2021	40	2021
Live blogs, sources, and objectivity: The contradictions of real-time online reporting N Thurman, AK Schapals The Routledge companion to digital journalism studies, 283-292, 2016	36	2016
Peripheral actors in journalism: Deviating from the norm? AK Schapals Routledge, 2022	33	2022
“Everything Has Changed, and Nothing Has Changed in Journalism”: Revisiting Journalistic Sourcing Practices and Verification Techniques during the 2011 Egyptian Revolution and … AK Schapals, Z Harb Digital Journalism 10 (7), 1219-1237, 2022	22	2022
Responding to'Fake News': Journalistic Perceptions of and Reactions to a Delegitimising Force AK Schapals, A Bruns Media and Communication 10 (3), 5-16, 2022	15	2022
Digitizing democracy AK Schapals, A Bruns, B McNair Routledge, 2019	14	2019
Assistance or resistance? Evaluating the intersection of automated journalism and journalistic role conceptions. Media and Communication, 8 (3), 16-26 AK Schapals, C Porlezza	10	2020
The UK digisphere and the 2017 election AK Schapals UK election analysis 2017: Media, voters and the campaign: Early reflections …, 2017	9	2017
Automated journalism: expendable or supplementary for the future of journalistic work? AK Schapals The Future of Creative Work, 99-107, 2020	4	2020
Working on the Margins: Comparative Perspectives on the Roles and Motivations of Peripheral Actors in Journalism. Media and Communication, 7 (4), 19–30 A Schapals, P Maares, F Hanusch	4	2019
Are journalism metrics trustworthy enough to be used in editorial decision-making? AK Schapals, A Bruns Annual Conference of the Association of Internet Researchers, 2019	4	2019
What journalists share: A comparative study of the National Press Corps in Australia and Germany A Bruns, C Nuernbergk, AK Schapals Proceedings of the 9th international conference on social media and society …, 2018	4	2018
AI ethics in journalism (studies): An evolving field between research and practice C Porlezza, AK Schapals Emerging Media 2 (3), 356-370, 2024	3	2024
Peripheral actors and journalistic boundaries AK Schapals The Routledge Companion to Digital Journalism Studies, 267-275, 2024	2	2024
Newspaper journalism AK Schapals The International Encyclopedia of Journalism Studies, 1-9, 2019	2	2019
The role of social media during the 2011 Egyptian revolution: A real catalyst, or merely a facilitating factor? AK Schapals Digitizing Democracy, 163-171, 2018	2	2018

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