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This chapter investigates how journalists qualify their relationships with others through discourses of care, truthfulness, recognition, and openness. Although many use social media to extend their relations, they remain ambivalent about their affective and opaque logics, which they denounce as detrimental to democratic debate and shaped by the profit-driven imperatives of platform companies.

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Journalists and Others: Qualification of Relations

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    2025年

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  • Vaios Papanagnou

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This chapter investigates how journalists qualify their relationships with others through discourses of care, truthfulness, recognition, and openness. Although many use social media to extend their relations, they remain ambivalent about their affective and opaque logics, which they denounce as detrimental to democratic debate and shaped by the profit-driven imperatives of platform companies.