Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6889648 Telematics and Informatics 2018 42 Pages PDF
Abstract
This study identifies the attitudes of three types of newspaper journalists towards robot journalism by employing Q-methodology. The samples analyzed in this study are 47 journalists from 17 South Korean newspapers. The first type believes that journalism is beyond robots' capabilities, a position terms “journalism's elitism.” The second type demonstrates the “Frankenstein complex,” meaning greater concern about the introduction of robots based on dismal scenarios. The last type has a relatively rosy view, which focuses on a positive blueprint despite recognition of some threats.
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