Jorge Vázquez-Herrero is an associate professor at Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, researching digital journalism, social media, and narratives.María-Cruz Negreira-Rey is an associate professor at Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, focused on local journalism, social media, and audiences.Ana-Isabel Rodríguez-Vázquez is an associate professor at Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, specializing in media audiences and audiovisual information.

• List of Figures - List of Tables – Foreword - Claudia Mellado – Editors – Acknowledgments – Introduction - Jorge Vázquez-Herrero, María-Cruz Negreira-Rey and Ana-Isabel Rodríguez-Vázquez: 1. Introduction to TikTok Journalism - Part I Understanding and Researching TikTok Journalism - Luise Anter and Anna Sophie Kümpel: 2. The Journalistic Courage to Be Ugly: Architecture and Affordances of TikTok - Daniel Klug: 3. The Functionality of TikTok’s Algorithm and Its Benefit for Digital Journalism - T. J. Thomson and Rachael Anderson: 4. A Multimodal Approach to Understanding News Values on TikTok - José M. Valero-Pastor, Dámaso Mondéjar Aráez and Maike Körner: 5. Where Does Innovation Come From? The Creation of TikTok Profiles in Spanish and German News Outlets - Suzana Barbosa, Alexandro Mota and Caroline Falcão: 6. Good Practices for Journalists on TikTok under the Logic of Platformization - Daniel Klug and Ulla Autenrieth: 7. Adapting Digital Journalism to TikTok: A Practice-Centered Research Design for the Audiovisualization of News - Ainara Larrondo-Ureta, Simón Peña-Fernández and Jordi Morales-i-Gras: 8. How to Research Journalism on TikTok: Proposals for an Empirical Social Network Analysis Approach - Part II News Media Outlets – Aina Errando: 9. From Headline to Hashtag: The Role of News Media as Epistemic Agents - Fábio Giacomelli, Ricardo Morais and Tâmela Grafolin: 10. Are News Danceable? How Portuguese Media Are Navigating the TikTok Landscape - Arantxa Vizcaíno-Verdú and Paloma Contreras-Pulido: 11. Ac2ality on TikTok: Ephemeral News among Affordances - David García-Marín and Marina Santín: 12. From TV to Smartphones: TikTok Usage and Engagement on Public Television - Magdalena Trillo-Domínguez, Juan Ignacio Martin-Neira and María-Dolores Olvera-Lobo: 13. Public Television in Europe and Its News on TikTok: Adapting to Young Audiences through Solution Journalism - Arnoldo Delgadillo Grajeda: 14. Between Press, Television and TikTok: Transformations of the Mexican News Media - Part III Journalists - Beatriz Gutiérrez-Caneda and Jorge Vázquez-Herrero: 15. Is There Space for News Media and Journalists on TikTok? An Interview with Sophia Smith Galer - Jonathan Hendrickx: 16. Changing Rules and Ruthless Audiences: How Journalists Make News TikTok Proof - Layal Faour, Renée van der Nat and Tomás Dodds: 17. Algorithmic Folk Theories in Dutch Journalism for News Production on TikTok - Lizette Martínez-Valerio and Alejandro Hortal-Jiménez: 18. Journalists on TikTok: The New Gatekeepers of Hate Speech - Part IV Audience and Public Sphere - Amparo Huertas Bailén, Ana González-Neira, and Natalia Quintas-Froufe: 19. How TikTok Builds the Relationship between Journalism and Audiences - Lisa Bolz: 20. Listening to the Audience and Writing News with the Audience on TikTok - Tarja Rautiainen-Keskustalo: 21. TikTok as Multisensory Labor: Navigating in the Fractured Public Sphere - Naomi Robinson and Crystal Abidin: 22. "Australia Is Burning": TikTok, Climate Change Activism, and Youth Citizen Journalism - Alba García Ortega, Jesús Mula Grau, Mirco Saner and Alicia de Lara González: 23. Characteristics of High-Reach Science Accounts on TikTok - Luisina Morgani, Mora Matassi, and Eugenia Mitchelstein: 24. TikTok as an Agenda-Setter in the Argentine Cultural Landscape - Michaël Opgenhaffen: 25. TikTok in the News during Elections: Exploring Political and Non-Political Themes in Flemish Newspapers - Part V Information Disorders and Fact-Checking - Clare Southerton and Naomi Smith: 26. Hunting for Truth in the Image, News and TikTok’s Contemporary Conspiracy Cultures - Viktor Chagas: 27. Algorithmic Trap: How Hyperpartisan Media Pose a Risk to News Consumption in TikTok’s Recommendation System - Babette Hermans and Michaël Opgenhaffen: 28. 60 Seconds to Truth: Fact-Checking Misinformation on TikTok - Marcus Bösch: 29. Unveiling Facts from Fiction: Best Practices and Strategies for Journalists and Fact-Checkers - Noemí Morejón-Llamas: 30. Disinformation and Fact-Checking with Gender Perspective in Ibero-America – Conclusion - Jorge Vázquez-Herrero and María-Cruz Negreira-Rey: 31. Horizons of Journalism through the Lens of TikTok: A Critical Perspective - Notes on Contributors - Index

Jorge Vázquez-Herrero is an associate professor at Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, researching digital journalism, social media, and narratives.María-Cruz Negreira-Rey is an associate professor at Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, focused on local journalism, social media, and audiences.Ana-Isabel Rodríguez-Vázquez is an associate professor at Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, specializing in media audiences and audiovisual information.

• List of Figures - List of Tables – Foreword - Claudia Mellado – Editors – Acknowledgments – Introduction - Jorge Vázquez-Herrero, María-Cruz Negreira-Rey and Ana-Isabel Rodríguez-Vázquez: 1. Introduction to TikTok Journalism - Part I Understanding and Researching TikTok Journalism - Luise Anter and Anna Sophie Kümpel: 2. The Journalistic Courage to Be Ugly: Architecture and Affordances of TikTok - Daniel Klug: 3. The Functionality of TikTok’s Algorithm and Its Benefit for Digital Journalism - T. J. Thomson and Rachael Anderson: 4. A Multimodal Approach to Understanding News Values on TikTok - José M. Valero-Pastor, Dámaso Mondéjar Aráez and Maike Körner: 5. Where Does Innovation Come From? The Creation of TikTok Profiles in Spanish and German News Outlets - Suzana Barbosa, Alexandro Mota and Caroline Falcão: 6. Good Practices for Journalists on TikTok under the Logic of Platformization - Daniel Klug and Ulla Autenrieth: 7. Adapting Digital Journalism to TikTok: A Practice-Centered Research Design for the Audiovisualization of News - Ainara Larrondo-Ureta, Simón Peña-Fernández and Jordi Morales-i-Gras: 8. How to Research Journalism on TikTok: Proposals for an Empirical Social Network Analysis Approach - Part II News Media Outlets – Aina Errando: 9. From Headline to Hashtag: The Role of News Media as Epistemic Agents - Fábio Giacomelli, Ricardo Morais and Tâmela Grafolin: 10. Are News Danceable? How Portuguese Media Are Navigating the TikTok Landscape - Arantxa Vizcaíno-Verdú and Paloma Contreras-Pulido: 11. Ac2ality on TikTok: Ephemeral News among Affordances - David García-Marín and Marina Santín: 12. From TV to Smartphones: TikTok Usage and Engagement on Public Television - Magdalena Trillo-Domínguez, Juan Ignacio Martin-Neira and María-Dolores Olvera-Lobo: 13. Public Television in Europe and Its News on TikTok: Adapting to Young Audiences through Solution Journalism - Arnoldo Delgadillo Grajeda: 14. Between Press, Television and TikTok: Transformations of the Mexican News Media - Part III Journalists - Beatriz Gutiérrez-Caneda and Jorge Vázquez-Herrero: 15. Is There Space for News Media and Journalists on TikTok? An Interview with Sophia Smith Galer - Jonathan Hendrickx: 16. Changing Rules and Ruthless Audiences: How Journalists Make News TikTok Proof - Layal Faour, Renée van der Nat and Tomás Dodds: 17. Algorithmic Folk Theories in Dutch Journalism for News Production on TikTok - Lizette Martínez-Valerio and Alejandro Hortal-Jiménez: 18. Journalists on TikTok: The New Gatekeepers of Hate Speech - Part IV Audience and Public Sphere - Amparo Huertas Bailén, Ana González-Neira, and Natalia Quintas-Froufe: 19. How TikTok Builds the Relationship between Journalism and Audiences - Lisa Bolz: 20. Listening to the Audience and Writing News with the Audience on TikTok - Tarja Rautiainen-Keskustalo: 21. TikTok as Multisensory Labor: Navigating in the Fractured Public Sphere - Naomi Robinson and Crystal Abidin: 22. "Australia Is Burning": TikTok, Climate Change Activism, and Youth Citizen Journalism - Alba García Ortega, Jesús Mula Grau, Mirco Saner and Alicia de Lara González: 23. Characteristics of High-Reach Science Accounts on TikTok - Luisina Morgani, Mora Matassi, and Eugenia Mitchelstein: 24. TikTok as an Agenda-Setter in the Argentine Cultural Landscape - Michaël Opgenhaffen: 25. TikTok in the News during Elections: Exploring Political and Non-Political Themes in Flemish Newspapers - Part V Information Disorders and Fact-Checking - Clare Southerton and Naomi Smith: 26. Hunting for Truth in the Image, News and TikTok’s Contemporary Conspiracy Cultures - Viktor Chagas: 27. Algorithmic Trap: How Hyperpartisan Media Pose a Risk to News Consumption in TikTok’s Recommendation System - Babette Hermans and Michaël Opgenhaffen: 28. 60 Seconds to Truth: Fact-Checking Misinformation on TikTok - Marcus Bösch: 29. Unveiling Facts from Fiction: Best Practices and Strategies for Journalists and Fact-Checkers - Noemí Morejón-Llamas: 30. Disinformation and Fact-Checking with Gender Perspective in Ibero-America – Conclusion - Jorge Vázquez-Herrero and María-Cruz Negreira-Rey: 31. Horizons of Journalism through the Lens of TikTok: A Critical Perspective - Notes on Contributors - Index

Jorge Vázquez-Herrero is an associate professor at Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, researching digital journalism, social media, and narratives.María-Cruz Negreira-Rey is an associate professor at Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, focused on local journalism, social media, and audiences.Ana-Isabel Rodríguez-Vázquez is an associate professor at Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, specializing in media audiences and audiovisual information.

• List of Figures - List of Tables – Foreword - Claudia Mellado – Editors – Acknowledgments – Introduction - Jorge Vázquez-Herrero, María-Cruz Negreira-Rey and Ana-Isabel Rodríguez-Vázquez: 1. Introduction to TikTok Journalism - Part I Understanding and Researching TikTok Journalism - Luise Anter and Anna Sophie Kümpel: 2. The Journalistic Courage to Be Ugly: Architecture and Affordances of TikTok - Daniel Klug: 3. The Functionality of TikTok’s Algorithm and Its Benefit for Digital Journalism - T. J. Thomson and Rachael Anderson: 4. A Multimodal Approach to Understanding News Values on TikTok - José M. Valero-Pastor, Dámaso Mondéjar Aráez and Maike Körner: 5. Where Does Innovation Come From? The Creation of TikTok Profiles in Spanish and German News Outlets - Suzana Barbosa, Alexandro Mota and Caroline Falcão: 6. Good Practices for Journalists on TikTok under the Logic of Platformization - Daniel Klug and Ulla Autenrieth: 7. Adapting Digital Journalism to TikTok: A Practice-Centered Research Design for the Audiovisualization of News - Ainara Larrondo-Ureta, Simón Peña-Fernández and Jordi Morales-i-Gras: 8. How to Research Journalism on TikTok: Proposals for an Empirical Social Network Analysis Approach - Part II News Media Outlets – Aina Errando: 9. From Headline to Hashtag: The Role of News Media as Epistemic Agents - Fábio Giacomelli, Ricardo Morais and Tâmela Grafolin: 10. Are News Danceable? How Portuguese Media Are Navigating the TikTok Landscape - Arantxa Vizcaíno-Verdú and Paloma Contreras-Pulido: 11. Ac2ality on TikTok: Ephemeral News among Affordances - David García-Marín and Marina Santín: 12. From TV to Smartphones: TikTok Usage and Engagement on Public Television - Magdalena Trillo-Domínguez, Juan Ignacio Martin-Neira and María-Dolores Olvera-Lobo: 13. Public Television in Europe and Its News on TikTok: Adapting to Young Audiences through Solution Journalism - Arnoldo Delgadillo Grajeda: 14. Between Press, Television and TikTok: Transformations of the Mexican News Media - Part III Journalists - Beatriz Gutiérrez-Caneda and Jorge Vázquez-Herrero: 15. Is There Space for News Media and Journalists on TikTok? An Interview with Sophia Smith Galer - Jonathan Hendrickx: 16. Changing Rules and Ruthless Audiences: How Journalists Make News TikTok Proof - Layal Faour, Renée van der Nat and Tomás Dodds: 17. Algorithmic Folk Theories in Dutch Journalism for News Production on TikTok - Lizette Martínez-Valerio and Alejandro Hortal-Jiménez: 18. Journalists on TikTok: The New Gatekeepers of Hate Speech - Part IV Audience and Public Sphere - Amparo Huertas Bailén, Ana González-Neira, and Natalia Quintas-Froufe: 19. How TikTok Builds the Relationship between Journalism and Audiences - Lisa Bolz: 20. Listening to the Audience and Writing News with the Audience on TikTok - Tarja Rautiainen-Keskustalo: 21. TikTok as Multisensory Labor: Navigating in the Fractured Public Sphere - Naomi Robinson and Crystal Abidin: 22. "Australia Is Burning": TikTok, Climate Change Activism, and Youth Citizen Journalism - Alba García Ortega, Jesús Mula Grau, Mirco Saner and Alicia de Lara González: 23. Characteristics of High-Reach Science Accounts on TikTok - Luisina Morgani, Mora Matassi, and Eugenia Mitchelstein: 24. TikTok as an Agenda-Setter in the Argentine Cultural Landscape - Michaël Opgenhaffen: 25. TikTok in the News during Elections: Exploring Political and Non-Political Themes in Flemish Newspapers - Part V Information Disorders and Fact-Checking - Clare Southerton and Naomi Smith: 26. Hunting for Truth in the Image, News and TikTok’s Contemporary Conspiracy Cultures - Viktor Chagas: 27. Algorithmic Trap: How Hyperpartisan Media Pose a Risk to News Consumption in TikTok’s Recommendation System - Babette Hermans and Michaël Opgenhaffen: 28. 60 Seconds to Truth: Fact-Checking Misinformation on TikTok - Marcus Bösch: 29. Unveiling Facts from Fiction: Best Practices and Strategies for Journalists and Fact-Checkers - Noemí Morejón-Llamas: 30. Disinformation and Fact-Checking with Gender Perspective in Ibero-America – Conclusion - Jorge Vázquez-Herrero and María-Cruz Negreira-Rey: 31. Horizons of Journalism through the Lens of TikTok: A Critical Perspective - Notes on Contributors - Index