Contents§§Preface 7§§Introduction: Towards a New Perspective on Journalism and Technology 9§§Clemens Zimmermann/Martin Schreiber§§Neither good, nor bad; nor neutral : The Historical Dispositif of Communication Technologies 30§§Andreas Fickers§§Temporalities of News: News and Speed from the Early Modern Era to the Present53§§John Nerone§§From Handmade to Technology-driven Journalism: Changes and Developments in Research, Writing, Editing, and Makeup 80§§Jürgen Wilke§§The Interpretive Turn in News 111§§Kevin G. Barnhurst§§Contemporary or Commercial? The Impact of Innovative Image Reproduction Techniques on the Imagery of Nineteenth Century Mass Media in Germany 142§§Rita Gudermann§§Eyewitnesses? The Visual Depiction of Events around 1900 165§§Jens Jäger§§Mobile, Networked and Digital Technology: Implications for Journalistic Work 185§§John Pavlik§§Journalistic Quality as Crowd Wisdom? What Journalists Think about Criticism on the Social Web 205§§Tobias Eberwein§§Quality in Journalism Reconsidered: The Limits of Realism225§§Mitchell Stephens§§User Participation and Professional Journalism on the Internet: Theoretical Background and Empirical Evidence244§§Christoph Neuberger§§Changing Technologies, Changing Journalistic Epistemologies: Public Participation, Emotionality and the Challenge to Objectivity264§§Karin Wahl-Jorgensen§§Notes on Contributors 284§§Index 289