Journalism and technology, research trends and proposals
Abstract
This article reviews the 50 publications in English and Spanish with the greatest impact on technology and journalism detected through the Dimension tool and Google Scholar. The objectives are to make a map of the predominant lines of research on this topic, the most relevant publications, and the most cited authors, as well as to check if there are common lines in the contents of these investigations that draw trends on technology and journalism, contributions and gaps. Technology has affected audiences and journalists, the ethical and economic values of the media, the transmission of journalistic knowledge, among other effects. There is a lack of reflection on what these changes may mean for democracies and the reorientation of power and knowledge.
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