Lindita Camaj

Associate Professor

University of Houston

United States

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Lindita Camaj is an Associate Professor at the University of Houston, USA. Her research focuses on data journalism, audience engagement, and the intersection of language and media in political contexts. Recent articles explore topics such as the professional orientations of data journalists, participatory practices in journalism across diverse regions, and the role of social media in election coverage.

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Jason Martin

Associate Professor and Journalism Program Chair

DePaul University

UNITED STATES

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Summer Harlow

Associate professor

University of Houston

UNITED STATES

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Gerry Lanosga

Associate Professor

Indiana State University

UNITED STATES

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Lindita Camaj

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Articles (14)

Testing a Typology of Data Journalism: Professional and Epistemological Orientations Across and Between Global Regions

Audience engagement in data-driven journalism: Patterns in participatory practices across 34 countries

Language and Marginalization Discursive Practices of Public Service Television in Serbia during Coverage of Antigovernment Protests "One of Five Million"

The Democratic Value of Strategic Game Reporting and Uncivil Talk: A Computational Analysis of Facebook Conversations During US Primary Debates

The Impact of Journalistic Cultures on Social Media Discourse: US Primary Debates in Cross-Lingual Online Spaces

The audience logic in election news reporting on Facebook: what drives audience engagement in transitional democracies of Albania and Kosovo?

The Monitorial Role of Crowdsourced Journalism: Audience Engagement in Corruption Reporting in Nonprofit Newsrooms

Producing anti-regime protest news in a polarized and clientelistic media system: A frame building approach

Protest reporting across clientelist media systems

A Global Perspective on Data Journalism Materiality: Knowledge Production across Public Transparency Infrastructure Environments

Scrape, Request, Collect, Repeat: How Data Journalists Around the World Transcend Obstacles to Public Data

Professional Ideals of Data Journalists Around the Globe: Congruencies and Divergences Between Role Conceptions and Narrated Role Performances

The Impact of Public Transparency Infrastructure on Data Journalism: A Comparative Analysis between Information-Rich and Information-Poor Countries

Real time political deliberation on social media: can televised debates lead to rational and civil discussions on broadcasters’ Facebook pages?

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Jason Martin

Summer Harlow

Gerry Lanosga

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