Kelly Kaufhold
Biographic Data
| ID | 4908232 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kelly Kaufhold |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kelly |
| FAMILY NAME | Kaufhold |
| SIGNATURE | KAUFHOLD K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Students CJCR: Community, Journalism & Communication Research unit within the School of Journalism, University of Texas Austin. |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4144-740X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 91 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Marking 40 Years of Newspaper Research Journal
Citizen Journalism and Democracy: How User-Generated News Use Relates to Political Knowledge and Participation
The contribution of professional journalism to democratic citizenship is well-established, but the proliferation of online user-generated news begs the question of whether citizen journalism plays a similar role. Use and trust of both professional and citizen journalism were investigated for their associations with political knowledge and participation. User-generated journalism was negatively related with knowledge of national political figures,…
Journalists Show Unified Optimism about Young Adults' News Consumption
On a typical weeknight, six to eight million viewers watch each of the U.S. network newscasts, but 15 years ago twice as many Americans watched nightly news.1 More than half of all households watched network news in 1980, and now only one household in five tunes in2 as cable and satellite television have eroded network loyalty. 3 The newspaper freefall is all too familiar to NRJ readers with nine million fewer readers than from historic peaks.4Th…
Thinking About Citizen Journalism: The philosophical and practical challenges of user-generated content for community newspapers
This study seeks to understand how community newspaper editors negotiate the professional complexities posed by citizen journalism—a phenomenon that, even in the abstract, would appear to undermine their gatekeeping control over content. Through interviews with 29 newspaper editors in Texas, we find that some editors either favor or disfavor the use of citizen journalism primarily on philosophical grounds, while others favor or disfavor its use m…
Thinking About Citizen Journalism: The philosophical and practical challenges of user-generated content for community newspapers
This study seeks to understand how community newspaper editors negotiate the professional complexities posed by citizen journalism—a phenomenon that, even in the abstract, would appear to undermine their gatekeeping control over content. Through interviews with 29 newspaper editors in Texas, we find that some editors either favor or disfavor the use of citizen journalism primarily on philosophical grounds, while others favor or disfavor its use m…
Journalists Show Unified Optimism about Young Adults' News Consumption
On a typical weeknight, six to eight million viewers watch each of the U.S. network newscasts, but 15 years ago twice as many Americans watched nightly news.1 More than half of all households watched network news in 1980, and now only one household in five tunes in2 as cable and satellite television have eroded network loyalty. 3 The newspaper freefall is all too familiar to NRJ readers with nine million fewer readers than from historic peaks.4Th…
Thinking About Citizen Journalism: The philosophical and practical challenges of user-generated content for community newspapers
This study seeks to understand how community newspaper editors negotiate the professional complexities posed by citizen journalism—a phenomenon that, even in the abstract, would appear to undermine their gatekeeping control over content. Through interviews with 29 newspaper editors in Texas, we find that some editors either favor or disfavor the use of citizen journalism primarily on philosophical grounds, while others favor or disfavor its use m…
Citizen Journalism and Democracy: How User-Generated News Use Relates to Political Knowledge and Participation
The contribution of professional journalism to democratic citizenship is well-established, but the proliferation of online user-generated news begs the question of whether citizen journalism plays a similar role. Use and trust of both professional and citizen journalism were investigated for their associations with political knowledge and participation. User-generated journalism was negatively related with knowledge of national political figures,…
Journalists Show Unified Optimism about Young Adults' News Consumption
On a typical weeknight, six to eight million viewers watch each of the U.S. network newscasts, but 15 years ago twice as many Americans watched nightly news.1 More than half of all households watched network news in 1980, and now only one household in five tunes in2 as cable and satellite television have eroded network loyalty. 3 The newspaper freefall is all too familiar to NRJ readers with nine million fewer readers than from historic peaks.4Th…
Marking 40 Years of Newspaper Research Journal
Media studies (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Journalism (3 works) · Media Studies and Communication (3 works) · Newspaper (3 works) · Advertising (2 works) · Citizen journalism (2 works) · Gatekeeping (2 works) · Law (2 works)