Description
There has been much discussion about how intelligent technologies shape journalistic content provision. Common buzz words are data-driven and automated journalism. To address this issue, we conduct on a two-phase, systemic literature review in order to develop an integrated Concept Matrix (Webster & Watson 2002) on how intelligent technologies - here natural language generation, predictive intelligence algorithms, and latent semantic indexing - shape the business models of journalistic content provision. We offer insights regarding 'roles of' intelligent technologies and how they drive for' business models as we find that they, will make the difference also in journalism as in many other already or soon digital industries.
Recommended Citation
Utasch, Frederic and Loebbecke, Claudia, "Intelligent Technologies Shaping Business Models for Journalistic Content Provision: A Concept Matrix" (2017). AMCIS 2017 Proceedings. 29.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/amcis2017/eBusiness/Presentations/29
Intelligent Technologies Shaping Business Models for Journalistic Content Provision: A Concept Matrix
There has been much discussion about how intelligent technologies shape journalistic content provision. Common buzz words are data-driven and automated journalism. To address this issue, we conduct on a two-phase, systemic literature review in order to develop an integrated Concept Matrix (Webster & Watson 2002) on how intelligent technologies - here natural language generation, predictive intelligence algorithms, and latent semantic indexing - shape the business models of journalistic content provision. We offer insights regarding 'roles of' intelligent technologies and how they drive for' business models as we find that they, will make the difference also in journalism as in many other already or soon digital industries.