News journalism is under particular pressure in the age of digitalisation. Digital channels such as YouTube, Facebook or Instagram, artificial intelligence, accusations of fake news and increasingly fragmented audience interests have changed the format of news just as much as journalistic craft and news reception. What does this fundamental change mean for media professionals, editorial offices, broadcasters and publishers? How do data and algorithms change journalistic work in the newsroom and what new offers and forms of presentation are being experimented with? And what do editorial offices do against loss of trust, disinformation and hate comments? In this volume, experts from science and practice analyse the changes in news journalism.
