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28 April 2023

Correction: Meier et al. (2022). Examining the Most Relevant Journalism Innovations: A Comparative Analysis of Five European Countries from 2010 to 2020. Journalism and Media 3: 698–714

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School of Journalism, Catholic University Eichstaett-Ingolstadt, 80572 Eichstaett, Germany
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Institute of Journalism, Hochschule Magdeburg-Stendal, 39114 Magdeburg, Germany
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Department of Social Sciences, Miguel Hernández University, 03202 Elche, Spain
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Medienhaus Wien, 1160 Wien, Austria

Error in Table 6

In the original publication Meier et al. 2022, we made a mistake in Table 6, where we slipped in the columns during layout and therefore transmitted errors in the values. Below, we present the corrected table. These mistakes do not affect the data and results presented in the text, or the article’s conclusions (Meier et al. 2022).
Table 6. Total Innovations selected in the five markets.
Table 6. Total Innovations selected in the five markets.
Name of InnovationAustria
Position
Germany PositionSpain
Position
Switzerland
Position
UK
Position
Data journalism35141
Collaborative/Investigative1115113
Engagement (data)1621293
Social media1134820
Diversity41015149
Paywalls/Paid content41281613
Automation111612710
New organizational teams101215319
Storytelling6262
Citizen participation11328
Mobile journalism215511
Audio/Podcast68716
Remote work178147
Fact-checking1035
Membership models8616
Newsletter14818
Media labs161516
Crowdfunding201719
Journalism start-ups71
Local journalism105
Constructive journalism712
Foundation funding1214
Para-journalism1111
Science journalism1215
Niche media1914
Other financing models1916
Targeting 5
Quality management11
Tools discourse quality8
Personal/Digital meetings9
News only TV channel14
Video by print media16
Corporate culture19
Entrepreneurial journalism19
Branded content20
Source: Authors’ own research.

Reference

  1. Meier, Klaus, Jonas Schützeneder, José Alberto García Avilés, José María Valero-Pastor, Andy Kaltenbrunner, Renée Lugschitz, Colin Porlezza, Giulia Ferri, Vinzenz Wyss, and Mirco Saner. 2022. Examining the Most Relevant Journalism Innovations: A Comparative Analysis of Five European Countries from 2010 to 2020. Journalism and Media 3: 698–714. [Google Scholar] [CrossRef]
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