Abstract
To date, journalists and most of those who study them remain wedded to a deeply modern
understanding of the profession, one in which firm analytical borders separate news and
newsmakers, reporters and audience, press and politics. New media technologies have
begun to corrode these boundaries in practice, however. With its emphasis on socio-
technical hybrids, actor-network theory offers a powerful tool for analyzing shifts in the
practice of journalism under new technological conditions.
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