Metrics at Work: Journalism and the Contested Meaning of Algorithms
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Metrics at Work: Journalism and the Contested Meaning of Algorithms

by Angele Christin

Technology Media Studies journalism
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Metrics at Work examines how algorithms and metrics shape journalism, focusing on the contested meanings attached to data-driven evaluation. Angele Christin provides a critical account of the ways algorithmic systems become part of journalistic work and professional judgment.

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Metrics at Work explores the relationship between journalism and algorithms.

The book examines how metrics acquire meaning within professional and organizational contexts.

It focuses on the contested role of data-driven evaluation in journalistic work.

Angele Christin offers a critical perspective on how algorithmic systems influence the practice and understanding of journalism.

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