Academic Research
In 2009, Nordfors published a summary of concept development, academic research and the ongoing initiatives around the world
Kauhanen and Noppari suggested the definition of Innovation Journalism should have a stronger focus on social aspects.
In 2005, Uskali proposed that detecting weak signals could be important practice for innovation journalists.
Innovation Journalism is based on a systemic view, with an inherent focus on connecting different stakeholder groups in the innovation economy in a shared public narrative. This connects Innovation Journalism to a discussion about society by for example Gerber
The idea of "newsbeats" as originally set forth by Gaye Tuchman and Herbert Gans among others, was understood as an aspect of newsroom socialization, of media economy, of gender, of time and other contraints on resources. But it did contain an idea of news journalism as an aspect of an ecosystem.
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