Lucia Mesquita tries to convince Pat O’Mahony that future journalism is collaborative. Can you be convinced? […]
On the spotlight: Lucia Mesquita
Category: Political Economy of Digital Journalism
Political Economy of Digital Journalism is investigating a critical taxonomy of the new actors and new forms of journalism and the impact on newsrooms.
Why (my) research matters: Lucia Mesquita
Our ESRs try to answer the hardest question that plagues a PhD: why their research matters. And mostly, why you should care about it. Today, we look at the work of Lucia Mesquita. […]
Data journalism in favela
A look at the new publication “Data journalism in favela: Made by, for, and about forgotten and marginalized communities” by ESRs Mathias Felipe de Lima Santos & Lucia Mesquita. […]
The future journalism is collaborative
By Rayana Zapryanova Lucia Mesquita is a Jolt researcher whose research is focused on Collaborative Journalism. She aims to understand how collaborations work in practice, what are the best practices for collaborative journalism, and how various stakeholders perceive collaborative journalism. Collaborations are usually done when the investigating process has bigger requirements than a media outlet […]
Collaborative Journalism
A model to conceptualise, typify and criticise the phenomenon By Lucia Mesquita, ESR at Dublin City University This thesis aims to conceptualize, typify and criticize the models and types of collaborative journalism. The present research focuses on the everyday media practices of journalists and other professionals that are part or are conducting collaborative efforts in […]
Studying the Political Economy of Digital Platforms’ Regulation in Times of Pandemic
By Charilaos Papaevangelou, ESR at the Université de Toulouse III, Paul Sabatier While the Covid-19 crisis has severely affected almost every aspect of our lives, it has made blatantly clear just how relevant our work is. As I wrote in a blog post last May, online platforms saw the crisis as an opportunity to regain […]
