Paula M. Poindexter (Ph.D., Syracuse University) is a journalism professor at the University of Texas at Austin. She is author of Millennials, News, and Social Media: Is News Engagement a Thing of the Past? (Peter Lang, 2012). She is a past president of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) and in that role was responsible for creating “News Engagement Day.” Poindexter’s news media experience includes the Los Angeles Times and Houston’s KPRC-TV.

• List of Figures – List of Tables – List of Appendices – Preface – Acknowledgments – The Smart Mobile Landscape – News in the Mobile Age – Social Media on the Mobile Stage – News Consumers’ Preferences in a Mobile Environment – Millennials in a Mobile News and Social Media World – Race, Ethnicity, and Mobile – Women and Men: Divided and Connected in the Mobile Space – Political Identity, News, Social Media, and Mobile – Doing Journalism in a Mobile World – The Future of News in a Crowded Mobile Landscape – Appendices – References – Index

«To conclude, News for a Mobile-First Consumer is an easy-to-read and accessible book which gives a broad overview of news in a mobile world. It brings together insights of audience studies and journalism. The book should be on the reading list for (American) students interested in innovation and journalism. Also, news organizations would benefit reading the book to get a better insight into their mobile audiences.»(Kristin Van Damme, International Journal of Digital Television Vol. 8, Number 2 2017)«The connections made throughout the book properly reveal the current state of news in its relationship to mobile media in the United States. News for a Mobile-First Consumer thus serves not only as an appropriate guidebook to the industry but also as an effective supporting text for a university journalism class.»(Tony R. DeMars, Electronic NewsVol. 12(1) 2018)«Taken together, this thoughtful work provides an approachable entry point for scholars, students and savvy practitioners to better understand the evolving ecology of mobile news.»(Jan Lauren Boyles, Newspaper Research Journal38/4 2017)

Paula M. Poindexter (Ph.D., Syracuse University) is a journalism professor at the University of Texas at Austin. She is author of Millennials, News, and Social Media: Is News Engagement a Thing of the Past? (Peter Lang, 2012). She is a past president of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) and in that role was responsible for creating “News Engagement Day.” Poindexter’s news media experience includes the Los Angeles Times and Houston’s KPRC-TV.

• List of Figures – List of Tables – List of Appendices – Preface – Acknowledgments – The Smart Mobile Landscape – News in the Mobile Age – Social Media on the Mobile Stage – News Consumers’ Preferences in a Mobile Environment – Millennials in a Mobile News and Social Media World – Race, Ethnicity, and Mobile – Women and Men: Divided and Connected in the Mobile Space – Political Identity, News, Social Media, and Mobile – Doing Journalism in a Mobile World – The Future of News in a Crowded Mobile Landscape – Appendices – References – Index

«To conclude, News for a Mobile-First Consumer is an easy-to-read and accessible book which gives a broad overview of news in a mobile world. It brings together insights of audience studies and journalism. The book should be on the reading list for (American) students interested in innovation and journalism. Also, news organizations would benefit reading the book to get a better insight into their mobile audiences.»(Kristin Van Damme, International Journal of Digital Television Vol. 8, Number 2 2017)«The connections made throughout the book properly reveal the current state of news in its relationship to mobile media in the United States. News for a Mobile-First Consumer thus serves not only as an appropriate guidebook to the industry but also as an effective supporting text for a university journalism class.»(Tony R. DeMars, Electronic NewsVol. 12(1) 2018)«Taken together, this thoughtful work provides an approachable entry point for scholars, students and savvy practitioners to better understand the evolving ecology of mobile news.»(Jan Lauren Boyles, Newspaper Research Journal38/4 2017)

Paula M. Poindexter (Ph.D., Syracuse University) is a journalism professor at the University of Texas at Austin. She is author of Millennials, News, and Social Media: Is News Engagement a Thing of the Past? (Peter Lang, 2012). She is a past president of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) and in that role was responsible for creating “News Engagement Day.” Poindexter’s news media experience includes the Los Angeles Times and Houston’s KPRC-TV.

• List of Figures – List of Tables – List of Appendices – Preface – Acknowledgments – The Smart Mobile Landscape – News in the Mobile Age – Social Media on the Mobile Stage – News Consumers’ Preferences in a Mobile Environment – Millennials in a Mobile News and Social Media World – Race, Ethnicity, and Mobile – Women and Men: Divided and Connected in the Mobile Space – Political Identity, News, Social Media, and Mobile – Doing Journalism in a Mobile World – The Future of News in a Crowded Mobile Landscape – Appendices – References – Index

«To conclude, News for a Mobile-First Consumer is an easy-to-read and accessible book which gives a broad overview of news in a mobile world. It brings together insights of audience studies and journalism. The book should be on the reading list for (American) students interested in innovation and journalism. Also, news organizations would benefit reading the book to get a better insight into their mobile audiences.»(Kristin Van Damme, International Journal of Digital Television Vol. 8, Number 2 2017)«The connections made throughout the book properly reveal the current state of news in its relationship to mobile media in the United States. News for a Mobile-First Consumer thus serves not only as an appropriate guidebook to the industry but also as an effective supporting text for a university journalism class.»(Tony R. DeMars, Electronic NewsVol. 12(1) 2018)«Taken together, this thoughtful work provides an approachable entry point for scholars, students and savvy practitioners to better understand the evolving ecology of mobile news.»(Jan Lauren Boyles, Newspaper Research Journal38/4 2017)