Virality, Algorithms, and Illiberal Attacks on the Press: Legitimation Strategies for a New World

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Contents 1 Virality, Algorithms, and Illiberal Attacks on the Press: Legitimation Strategies for a New World 2 Context 3 Overview 4 Strengths and Weaknesses 5 Assessment

Virality, Algorithms, and Illiberal Attacks on the Press: Legitimation Strategies for a New World

Jacobs, R. N. (2020). Virality, Algorithms, and Illiberal Attacks on the Press: Legitimation Strategies for a New World. Sociologica, 14(2), 217–233.

https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.1971-8853/11190

Context

This article discusses the challenges faced by the press in the evolving media landscape, focusing on the rise of populist leaders, changes in media ownership, and the impact of digital media. It highlights traditional legitimation strategies and argues that these are no longer effective. The article suggests new strategies, such as forming alliances with digital innovators, covering the new media ecosystem as a beat, and increasing media literacy. The goal is to adapt to the changing environment and foster collaboration between traditional journalists and those operating in the digital sphere. Various styles of algorithmic type work offer

Overview

Strengths and Weaknesses

Assessment