Photojournalism and Citizen Journalism

Introduction: Photojournalism and Citizen Journalism Part I 1. Gatecheckers at the Visual News Stream: A new model for classic gatekeeping theory 2. Not Good Enough? Amateur images in the regular news flow of print and online newspapers 3. The Tyranny of the Empty Frame: Reluctance to use citizen-produced photographs in online journalism 4. Taking Our Pictures: Citizen photojournalism in traditional US news media 5. Conflictual Media Events, Eyewitness Images, and the Boston Marathon Bombing (2013) 6. Evaluating News Photographs: Trust, impact and consumer culture in the digital age 7. Citizen Photojournalism: How photographic practices of amateur photographers affect narrative functions of editorial photographs 8. Amateur Photographs as Visual Quotes: Does the rise of amateur photography lead to fundamental changes in the news media? 9. The Favelas through the Lenses of Photographers: Photojournalism from community and mainstream media organisations Part II 10. The ''Public Eye'' or ''Disaster Tourists'': Investigating public perceptions of citizen smartphone imagery 11. The Fragility of Photo-truth: Verification of amateur images in Finnish newsrooms 12. Toward a New Visual Culture of the News: Professional photojournalism, digital post-production, and the symbolic struggle for distinction 13. Innovation(s) in Photojournalism: Assessing visual content and the place of citizen photojournalism in Time's Lightbox photoblog 14. Citizen Photojournalists and their Professionalizing Logics: The case of contributors to the Citizenside agency 15. News Images on Instagram: The paradox of authenticity in hyperreal photo reportage 16. When News Media Turn to Citizen-generated Images of War: Transparency and graphicness in the visual coverage of the Syrian conflict 17. Locating the Journalism in Citizen Photojournalism: The use and content of citizen-generated imagery 18. Mini Cameras and Maxi Minds: Citizen photojournalism and the public sphere