Lindita Camaj
University of Houston
H-index: 16
North America-United States
Top articles of Lindita Camaj
Title | Journal | Author(s) | Publication Date |
|---|---|---|---|
Audience engagement in data-driven journalism: Patterns in participatory practices across 34 countries | Journalism | Jason A Martin Lindita Camaj Gerry Lanosga | 2024/1/24 |
The audience logic in election news reporting on Facebook: what drives audience engagement in transitional democracies of Albania and Kosovo? | Journal of Information Technology & Politics | Lindita Camaj Erlis Çela Gjylie Rexha | 2024/1/2 |
The Democratic Value of Strategic Game Reporting and Uncivil Talk: A Computational Analysis of Facebook Conversations During US Primary Debates | Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly | Lindita Camaj Lea Hellmueller Sebastián Vallejo Vera Peggy Lindner | 2024/2/13 |
Producing anti-regime protest news in a polarized and clientelistic media system: A frame building approach | Journalism | Lindita Camaj | 2023/5 |
A Global Perspective on Data Journalism Materiality: Knowledge Production across Public Transparency Infrastructure Environments | Digital Journalism | Lindita Camaj Gerry Lanosga Jason Martin | 2023/10/30 |
Protest reporting across clientelist media systems | International Communication Gazette | Summer Harlow Lindita Camaj Ivanka Pjesivac | 2023/8 |
The monitorial role of crowdsourced journalism: audience engagement in corruption reporting in nonprofit newsrooms | Journalism Practice | Lindita Camaj | 2023/5/28 |
Scrape, request, collect, repeat: how data journalists around the world transcend obstacles to public data | Journalism Practice | Jason A Martin Lindita Camaj Gerry Lanosga | 2022/11/8 |
Professional ideals of data journalists around the globe: congruencies and divergences between role conceptions and narrated role performances | Journalism Studies | Lindita Camaj Jason Martin Gerry Lanosga | 2022/9/10 |
The impact of public transparency infrastructure on data journalism: A comparative analysis between information-rich and information-poor Countries | Digital journalism | Lindita Camaj Jason Martin Gerry Lanosga | 2022/5/14 |
Real time political deliberation on social media: can televised debates lead to rational and civil discussions on broadcasters’ Facebook pages? | Information, Communication & Society | Lindita Camaj | 2021/10/3 |
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