Institutional identity as a concept in CDA is a field of study that deals with the identities that individuals in institutions obtain, one that merits deep research attention. News interviews as institutional instances can be analyzed based on the impersonal structures because interviewees see themselves as part of the institution and they may not take responsibility when they encounter problem...

Information often comes as a mix of good and bad news, prompting the question, "Do you want the good news or the bad news first?" In such cases, news-givers and news-recipients differ in their concerns and considerations, thus creating an obstacle to ideal communication. In three studies, we examined order preferences of news-givers and news-recipients and the consequences of these preferences....

Despite many users get timely information through various social media platforms, news websites remain important mainstream media for high-quality news articles and comprehensive news coverage. Moreover, news websites are becoming well connected with the social media platform by enabling one-click sharing, allowing readers to comment on the articles, and pushing news update to social media thro...

There are numerous news articles coming to news aggregators and important news are selected to be presented on the front-page. There are two types of news selection for the front-page of news aggregators: personalized and public news recommendation (selection). This study examines public news recommendation that aims to satisfy all users’ interest on the front-page. Public news recommendation i...