Editors: María-Cruz Negreira Rey, Jorge Vázquez-Herrero, José Sixto-García, Xosé López-García

https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-43926-1

The book Blurring Boundaries of Journalism in Digital Media: New Actors, Models and Practices was recently published in its online edition by Springer Nature. The work was edited by Novos Medios researchers María-Cruz Negreira-Rey, Jorge Vázquez-Herrero, José Sixto-García and Xosé López-García and seeks to address the blurring boundaries that define contemporary journalism from various perspectives. The book brings together the contributions of 42 authors from 23 universities and eleven countries: Spain, Portugal, Italy, Brazil, Argentina, the Netherlands, Austria, Finland, Sweden and the United Kingdom.

The volume is composed of 19 chapters, which are structured in six sections to address the principles of journalism today, sustainability strategies in the digital context, tensions between old and new players, the evolution of formats and narratives, adaptation to the mobile scenario and social media platforms, or the changes introduced by artificial intelligence.

The publication of the book is part of the activities of the R+D+i project Digital native media in Spain: strategies, competencies, social involvement and (re)definition of journalistic production and dissemination practices (PID2021-122534OB-C21). The work is a continuation of previous titles published in Springer, which also addressed a multifaceted approach to the conceptualization and evolution of digital journalism: Total Journalism: Models, Techniques and Challenges; and Journalistic Metamorphosis: Media Transformation in the Digital Age.