Publications

Journal articles:

• Jannie Møller Hartley, Caitlin Petre, Mette Bengtsson, & Aske Kammer (2023). Autonomies and Dependencies: Shifting Configurations of Power in the Platformization of News. Digital Journalism, 11(8), 1375-1390.
• Aske Kammer (2023). Resource Exchanges Between Mobile News Apps and Third-Parties. Digital Journalism, 11(6), 1154-1172.
• Raul Ferrer-Conill, Michael Karlsson, Mario Haim, Aske Kammer, Dag Elgesem, & Helle Sjøvaag (2023). Toward ‘Cultures of Engagement’? An exploratory comparison of engagement patterns on Facebook news posts. New Media & Society, 25(1), 95-118.
• Mario Haim, Michael Karlsson, Raul Ferrer-Conill, Aske Kammer, Dag Elgesem, & Helle Sjøvaag (2021). You should read this study! It investigates Scandinavian social-media logics ☝️. Digital Journalism, 9(4), 406-426.
• François Nel, Coral Milburn-Curtis, Katja Lehtisaari, & Aske Kammer (2020). Free to succeed: Does press freedom influence the entrepreneurial orientation and the reader revenue performance of independent news media firms?—A cross-sectional study. Newspaper Research Journal. 41(4), 417-432.
• Mikkel Hvidtfeldt Andersen, Rikke Gammeltoft Gerwien, & Aske Kammer (2020). Sammen, hver for sig: universitetsstuderendes læringsstrategier under COVID19-nedlukningen. Tidsskriftet Læring og Medier, 23, 1-18.
• Ragnhild Kristine Olsen, Aske Kammer, & Mona Kristin Solvoll (2019). Paywalls’ Impact on Local News Websites’ Traffic and Their Civic and Business Implications. Journalism Studies, 21(2), 197-216.
• Helle Sjøvaag, Eirik Stavelin, Michael Karlsson, & Aske Kammer (2019). The Hyperlinked Scandinavian News Ecology. The unequal terms forged by the structural properties of digitalisation. Digital Journalism, 7(4), 507-531.
• Aske Kammer (2016). A welfare perspective on Nordic media subsidies. Journal of Media Business Studies, 13(3), 140-152.
• Aske Kammer (2015). Post-Industrial Cultural Criticism: The everyday amateur expert and the online public sphere. Journalism Practice, 9(6), 872-889.
  • Republished: Aske Kammer (2016). Post-Industrial Cultural Criticism: The everyday amateur expert and the online public sphere. In: Nete Nørgaard Kristensen & Unni From (Eds.), Cultural Journalism and Cultural Critique in the Media (pp. 113-130). London: Routledge.
• Aske Kammer, Morten Boeck, Jacob Vikær Hansen, & Lars Juul Hadberg Hauschildt (2015). The free-to-fee transition: audiences’ attitudes toward paying for online news. Journal of Media Business Studies, 12(2), 107-120.
• Stig Hjarvard & Aske Kammer (2015). Online news: between private enterprise and public subsidy. Media, Culture & Society, 37(1), 115-123.
• Aske Kammer (2013). Audience Participation in the Production of Online News. Towards a Typology. Nordicom Review, 34(Special Issue 2013), 113-126.
• Aske Kammer (2013). Terrorisme i realtid: 22. juli 2011 på danske og norske netaviser, Norsk Medietidsskrift, 20(4), 292-311.
• Aske Kammer (2013). The mediatization of journalism. MedieKultur, 54, 141-158.
• Aske Kammer (2010). Gratisaviserne som en politisk ressource. Journalistica (2), 28-47.

Book chapters:

• Aske Kammer (2024). Samfundets medialisering. In: Mads K. Eberholst & Maria Bendix Wittchen (Eds.), Nyhedsjournalistens metoder (pp. 149-154). DJØF Forlag.
• Aske Kammer & Thomas Spejlborg Sejersen (2024). The economics of podcasting. In: Ulrike Rohn, M. Bjørn von Rimscha, & Tim Raats (Eds.), De Gruyter Handbook of Media Economics (pp. 389-400). De Gruyter.
• Aske Kammer (2023). Spaces for Datafication: How Datafication Transforms Media Industries. In: Alexander Godulla & Stephan Böhm (Eds.), Digital Disruption and Media Transformation. How Technological Innovation Shapes the Future of Communication (pp. 133-141). Springer.
• Bente Kalsnes, Kajsa Falasca, & Aske Kammer (2021). Scandinavian political journalism in a time of fake news and disinformation. In: Eli Skogerbø, Øjvind Ihlen, Nete Nørgaard Kristensen, & Lars Nord (Eds.), Power, communication, and politics in the Nordic countries (pp. 283-304). Nordicom.
• Nikki Usher & Aske Kammer (2019). News Startups. In: Henrik Örnebring (Ed.), Oxford Encyclopedia of Journalism Studies. Oxford University Press.
• Aske Kammer (2018). Researching Affordances. In: Jeremy Hunsinger, Lisbeth Klastrup, & Matthew W. Allen (Eds.), Second International Handbook of Internet Research (pp. 337-349). Springer.
• Aske Kammer (2017). Market Structure and Innovation Policies in Denmark. In: Hans van Kranenburg (Ed.), Innovation Policies in the European News and Media Industry. A comparative study (pp. 37-47). Springer International.
• Nete Nørgaard Kristensen, Unni From, & Aske Kammer (2017). The Changing Logics of Danish Cultural Journalism. In: Nete Nørgaard Kristensen & Kristina Riegert (Eds.), Cultural Journalism in the Nordic Countries (pp. 29-48). Nordicom.

Books:

• Aske Kammer & Thomas Spejlborg Sejersen (2024). The Institutional Development of Podcasting: From Participatory Practice to Platform Content. Routledge.
• Aske Kammer (2018). Digital journalistik. Samfundslitteratur.
• Aske Kammer (2013). News on the Web: instantaneity, multimodality, interactivity, and hypertextuality on Danish news websites. PhD dissertation. University of Copenhagen.

Encyclopedia entries:

• Aske Kammer (2019). Denmark. In: Debra L. Merskin (Ed.), The SAGE International Encyclopedia of Mass Media and Society (pp. 453-455). Sage.
• Aske Kammer (2019). Free Newspapers. In: Debra L. Merskin (Ed.), The SAGE International Encyclopedia of Mass Media and Society (650-652). Sage
• Aske Kammer (2018). Twitter. In: Gunhild Agger, Per Jauert, Kjetil Sandvik, & Kim Schrøder (Eds.), Medie- og kommunikationsleksikon. Samfundslitteratur.
• Aske Kammer (2017). Digital journalistik. In: Søren Kolstrup, Gunhild Agger, Per Jauert, & Kim Schrøder (Eds.), Medie- og kommunikationsleksikon. Samfundslitteratur.

Book reviews:

• Aske Kammer (2022). Review of Ulrike Rohn & Tom Evens (Eds.): Media Management Matters. International Journal on Media Management, 24(2), 117-118.
• Aske Kammer (2020). Review of Mark Coddington: Aggregating the News. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 97(4): 1166-1168.
• Aske Kammer (2020). Review of Martin Erwig: Once Upon an Algorithm. Digital Journalism, 8(7): 970-971.
• Aske Kammer (2019). Review of Matthew Hindman: The Internet Trap. Communications, 44(4): 471-473.
• Aske Kammer (2016). Review of Trine Syvertsen, Gunn Enli, Ole J. Mjøs, & Hallvard Moe: The Media Welfare State. European Journal of Communication, 31(1): 76-78.
• Aske Kammer (2012). Review of Adrienne Russell: Networked. A Contemporary History of News in Transition. MedieKultur (53): 147-150.

Other research-based publications:

• Kulturministeriet (2024). Danskernes adgang til digitalt nyheds- og aktualitetsindhold.
• Aske Kammer & Thomas Spejlborg Sejersen (2022). Forretningsmodeller og fremtidsudsigter for det danske podcast-marked. Danmarks Medie- og Journalisthøjskole.
• Dansk Journalistforbund (2019). 11 Tendenser – som former fremtiden for fagene i kommunikations- og mediebranchen, Journalistfagets fremtid. Udfordringer og muligheder for journalister og journalistik i Danmark, Kommunikationsfagenes fremtid. Udfordringer og muligheder for kommunikatører i Danmark, and De visuelle fags fremtid. Udfordringer og muligheder for visuelle fagprofessionelle i Danmark. Co-authored reports for the Danish Union of Journalists.
• Aske Kammer (2013). Introduktion: Journalistik i en industri, Journalistica (1): 4-9. Introduction to special issue on media economics and the news industry.
• Aske Kammer (2013). Nyheder om den anden side: Mediedækningen af udsatte-området 2012-2013. Report commissioned by the Danish Council for Marginalized Citizens/the Municipality of Vejle.
• Aske Kammer (2009). Gratisaviserne som politisk ressource. Unpublished master thesis.

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