In this piece, @jnelz and I argue that newsroom social media policies exacerbate journalism's HR crisis by limiting journalistic professionalism and autonomy, both of which are crucial for job satisfaction and journalism’s democratic mission. Free prints: tandfonline.com/eprint/IEA5G…

Temple U Journalism Department is looking for a leader in journalism innovation to join our faculty as the Steele Chair. Posting here: klein.temple.edu/about/facul…

Thanks to @DomenicoNPR for your accuracy in stating a new poll’s results fall within the margin of error and can’t be interpreted to say either candidate is leading the race. Stats grade: A+ npr.org/2024/07/12/nx-s1-503…

The @nytimes headline says Trump leads in five states, Biden in one, but the chart shows him leading in only two states; the rest are within the margin of error and it's too close to determine a leader. nytimes.com/2024/05/13/us/po…

After we developed the concept of "source proximity," @markcoddington and I wondered if outlets could be distinguished by their mix of sources and evidence: Do alternative media also have alternative epistemologies? Our research suggests yes: tandfonline.com/eprint/BA2FN…

Manners question: when someone sends you a thank-you note, do you tell them thank you for saying thank you? And if so, should they thank you for that thank you so that you become some kind of thank-you pen pals?

As the news industry's march away from legacy formats continues, I hope scholars and media execs alike will consider what we've learned so far from the research about news on smartphones. Conveniently, my thoughts (with @lexi_haskell) were just published. taylorfrancis.com/chapters/e…

I dunno if this thing still works like it used to, but @lexi_haskell and I are studying what journalists miss about Twitter and I'm looking for interview subjects. If you're a working journalist and willing to chat, please reply; otherwise, consider retweeting? For old times sake