“…Foundational journalistic ideals such as objectivity (Stead, 2022;Shapiro, 2021;Ingram, 2020) are no longer agreed-upon doxa (Willig at al., 2015), and the once seen as (or claimed as) unbreachable wall between the business offi ce and the newsroom has come crashing down with the platformization of media production (Nieborg, 2021) and use of audience data now ingrained in newsroom practice and editorial-decision making (Blanchett Neheli, 2018;Blanchett, 2021a;Tandoc, 2019;Petre, 2021). Such audience data doesn't just impact news online, but can determine where resources are used to cover stories in newspaper or television, in newsrooms delivering to multiple platforms (Blanchett 2019;Blanchett 2021b). However, despite the merging of platforms of delivery within a singular newsroom, content creation is still shaped by media logic (Altheide & Snow 1979;1991), or the use of standardized formats based on whether a story has "the necessary requirements for the medium" (Altheide, 2019, p. 212), something often tied to economic interests.…”