Hyperlocal Media in the Nordic Region

Lindén, Carl‐Gustav; Hujanen, Jaana; Lehtisaari, Katja

doi:10.2478/nor-2019-0024

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“…In recent decades, media of proximity have been renewed at an international level. After the crisis suffered by the traditional local press, digital native media with local and hyperlocal reach have experienced remarkable growth in many media contexts (Harte, 2013 Hyperlocal media have been the subject of specific maps and their characteristics and development trends have been studied and formed the central theme of some special issues (Lindén;Lehtisaari, 2019). Its often-blurred border with citizen journalism and the importance of the relationship with the community (Jerónimo; Correia; Gradim, 2020) has motivated research on the construction of the journalistic role of its promoters (Chadha, 2016a), the characteristics of their informative activity, the teams of hyperlocals or their management of user-generated content (Chadha, 2016b).…”

Section: Local and Hyperlocalmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Kerkhoven;Bakker, 2014;Jangdal, 2019;Hujanen et al, 2019;Dovbysh, 2021;Halvorsen;Bjerke, 2019;Downman;Murray, 2017) and have been the subject of study in academia (Negreira-Rey; López-García, 2021). The intense growth of hyperlocal media has been linked to low barriers to create new media on the Internet(Radcliffe, 2012) and to entrepreneurial initiatives by local journalists(Harte;Turner;Williams, 2016).…”

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Research on digital native media: an emerging topic in the field of digital communication

Vázquez-Herrero

Negreira-Rey

García

2023

EPI

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Digital native media have gone through different stages since their emergence in the last decade of the twentieth century under the shadow of the evolution of the ‘network of networks’ and digital transformation. Despite the influence that legacy media have exerted on the models of many digital media, the efforts they have made to find their own way in the digital communication ecosystem have resulted in the introduction of new practices and strategies that have fuelled renewed debates on journalistic frontiers. The aim of this paper is to review the birth, evolution and current landscape of digital native media with special attention given to research in this field. This is an object of study with its own and differential characteristics in relation to legacy media, which attracts the focus of more and more digital communication researchers every day. To offer a current assessment of such research, a systematized review of articles published in scientific journals included in the Web of Science and Scopus databases was carried out. The results show that the conceptualization of digital native media, their mapping in media ecosystems and comparison with legacy media, the study of their typology and characteristics, research on their economic and organizational models, the analysis of their content, and their relationship with audiences are among the main objects of research. These media constitute a fundamental sector in the current media ecosystem, which will require multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives in their research to face the challenges of digital media, digital native media and digital journalism.

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Research on digital native media: an emerging topic in the field of digital communication

Vázquez-Herrero

Negreira-Rey

García

2023

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“…Previous research on hyperlocal media has concentrated on the usage of journalistic contentbased media (Barnes, 2020;Lindén et al, 2019;Williams et al, 2014). Previous studies on hyperlocal media have focused on local journalistic media (Kamarulbaid et al, 2018;Murinska, 2019).…”

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Advancing Local Culture Through Hyperlocal Media

Jati

2022

IJMMU

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As indicated by global technological innovations, the revival of the digital era has made the distribution of information more dynamic. Rapid developments are being made worldwide, with excellent digital media skills that benefit any community. People can easily express their desires, which can be channeled through various services provided and handled by digital media. This study aims to explore the activities of cultural communities that seek to preserve the value of local wisdom with media technology. The local cultural community processes community media by integrating online and offline activities in today's digital settings. This study shows the efforts of the cultural community in developing community media innovation. This article will show how the Bali Buja Community, as a cultural community, seeks to preserve the values of local wisdom through creative expression through online-based community media. The community media manager implements hyperlocal media, a new solution for community media with modern media technology.

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“…I flere land har det også blomstret opp en ny type lokaljournalistikk, i form av nye, digitale hyperlokale etableringer (Lindén et al, 2019;Nygren, 2019;Williams et al, 2015). Paul Bjerke har studert disse i den norske mediekonteksten, og finner sammen med kollega Halvorsen 67 hyperlokale nyetableringer, der naer en tredjedel er profesjonelle mediebedrifter med 3-6 journalister (Halvorsen & Bjerke 2019, s. 121).…”

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Strengare enn jussen? Ei samanlikning av reglane om identifisering i presseetikken og pressejussen

Hovlid¹,

Helleland²

2022

Presse, Profesjon Og Politikk: Festskrift Til Paul Bjerke

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Eit av dei vanskelegaste spørsmåla ein redaksjon kan stå overfor, er spørsmålet om dei skal identifisere ein person som er involvert i ei straffesak, eller ikkje. Dette har vi reglar om i både presseetikken og pressejussen. I denne artikkelen blir dei presseetiske og juridiske reglane drøfta og samanlikna. Føremålet med artikkelen er å etterprøve påstanden om at presseetikken er strengare enn jussen på dette området. Konklusjonen i artikkelen er at reglane er svært like, både når det kjem til kva slags moment som blir vektlagt, og kor stor vekt dei ulike momenta har. Presseetikken kan likevel vere strengare når det gjeld identifisering på dei seinaste stadia av straffesaka. Til gjengjeld ser pressejussen ut til å gjere større skilnad enn presseetikken mellom identifisering i form av berre namn og identifisering i form av både namn og bilde.

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Hyperlocal Media in the Nordic Region

Cited by 15 publications

References 41 publications

Research on digital native media: an emerging topic in the field of digital communication

Research on digital native media: an emerging topic in the field of digital communication

Advancing Local Culture Through Hyperlocal Media

Strengare enn jussen? Ei samanlikning av reglane om identifisering i presseetikken og pressejussen

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