These titles are designed for courses and collections in journalism, media studies, documentary practice,
media anthropology, ethics, and media literacy. Scholarly and practical studies of journalism rituals,
verification, transparency, newsroom ethics, and AI-era creator media.
The set text for teaching creator journalism and social video
Mobile Journalism Creator
6th Edition
(Previously Mobile Journalism)
Author: Robb Montgomery
LCCN: 2020924270
ISBN 9780990350231, 1964101192026, 1964605402026
Publisher: Visual Editors, NFP
©2026, 204 Pages
Mobile Journalism transforms students from casual smartphone users into professional mobile journalists capable of producing broadcast-quality content. Endorsed by journalism professors at Stanford and Columbia universities, this affordable textbook provides everything instructors need to build a comprehensive mobile journalism course without creating curriculum from scratch. Updated annually with fresh case studies, it delivers ready-to-use learning objectives, assignments, and discussion prompts that guide students through professional video reporting, editing, and distribution workflows using the devices already in their hands.
The Trust Graph
An Ethnography of Journalism Rituals and Verification in the Age of AI and News Creator
Author: Robb Montgomery
LCCN: 2026906983
ISBN: 9780990350248, 1964062860540
Publisher: Visual Editors, NFP
©2026, 224 pages
The Trust Graph is a major scholarly study of journalism’s transformation in the age of AI and creator media. Built from a 19-year ethnographic archive of fieldwork, interviews, and documentary research, it examines how verification, transparency, and newsroom ethics are being redefined for a more visible, evidence-based media environment. Designed for both scholars and practitioners, the book offers a rigorous framework for understanding how trust is built in contemporary journalism and how those lessons can be taught in the classroom.
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“Every journalist should have a copy of Mobile Journalism. Whether you are doing your first standup for TikTok or need to do professional 4k video on mobile, this guide is essential.”
Geri Migielicz, Stanford Journalism Program
“As mobile devices are increasingly dominating news and content consumption, it is crucial to rethink how we write, edit, and design for these platforms. It is imperative that mobile storytelling training starts in the classroom. This book is ideal to guide instructors and students through that process.”
Dr. Mario Garcia, Garcia Media; Adjunct Professor, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
“An essential resource for teaching practical, real-world mobile journalism skills — the ‘MOJO Bible’ for university media programs.”
Marcela Kunova, Journalism.co.uk
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