Disrupting Media Infrastructures (Vol. 1, 2019)

Hanne Bruun
, 
Kirsten Frandsen
 (red.)
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The first issue of Nordic Journal of Media Studies discusses the current changes that the media industry is going through. Due to digitalisation, production networks are now possible across the world, making new ways of distributing content and building business models.

Articles are Open Access and available to download and read free of charge and without requirement for registration on our publishing platform Sciendo.

Articles

Introduction
Hanne Bruun, Kirsten Frandsen
Media disruption and the public interest: How private media managers talk about responsibility to society in an era of turmoil
Trine Syvertsen, Karen Donders, Gunn Enli, Tim Raats
Disrupting journalism from scratch: Outlining the figure of the entrepreneur–journalist in four French pure players
Chloë Salles
Unboxing news automation: Exploring imagined affordances of automation in news journalism
Stefanie Sirén-Heikel, Leo Leppänen, Carl-Gustav Lindén, Asta Bäck
How streaming services make cinema more important
Terje Gaustad
The delay economy of “continuity” and the emerging impatience culture of the digital era
Hanne Bruun
Disrupting video game distribution: A diachronic affordance analysis of Steam’s platformization strategy
Stefan Werning
Digital payments for a digital generation: Disruptive technology in book and local newspaper industries
Linn-Birgit Kampen Kristensen, Mona Solvoll
Contributors
Cover of Nordic Journal of Media Studies 2019 vol. 1

About the journal

Name: Nordic Journal of Media Studies
Year established: 2019
Language: English
Format: Digital-only Open Access
Frequency: 1 issue per year
eISSN: 2003-184X