Nicole Blanchett
Associate Professor The Creative School School of Journalism Toronto, Ontario nicole.blanchett@torontomu.ca
Expert In
Boundary work
Definitions of journalism and journalists
Field theory
Influence of audience data on journalistic practice
Media logic
Multiplatform journalism and production
Newsroom practice
Participatory journalism
Theme: Arts, culture and creativity
Use of audience data in newsrooms
Use of metrics and analytics in editorial decisions
Bio/Research
Dr. Nicole Blanchett is an associate professor of Journalism at Toronto Metropolitan University, researching journalistic roles and the impact of technology on practice. A former television journalist, she heads the SSHRC funded Canadian Journalistic Role Performance team, is a leader in the SSHR...
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Bio/Research
Dr. Nicole Blanchett is an associate professor of Journalism at Toronto Metropolitan University, researching journalistic roles and the impact of technology on practice. A former television journalist, she heads the SSHRC funded Canadian Journalistic Role Performance team, is a leader in the SSHRC funded Explanatory Journalism project, is co-director of the Local News Research Project, co-director of the SSHRC funded Documenters Canada expansion team, a member of the team of the SSHRC-funded The Political Accountability, Transparency, and Representation Oversight Network (PATRON), and a member of Canada's Worlds of Journalism Study. She is on the editorial board of the online journal Facts and Frictions. Her research has been published widely, including in Digital Journalism, Journalism Practice, and Journalism Studies. She has also presented her work extensively at journalism and sociology conferences in Canada, the United States, and Europe.
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