Monograph
Eder, M. (2023). Politische Journalistinnen und Journalisten auf Twitter: Eine Framing-Analyse der Ibiza-Affäre im deutsch-österreichischen Vergleich. Nomos.
Journal Articles
Eder, M., Hoffmann, A. C., Alan, A., & Scheer, O. (2026). Watchdogs under pressure: Influences on German investigative journalists and how they deal with them. Journalism Practice, ahead-of-print.
Eder, M., & Sehl, A. (2026). Being aware of algorithmic personalization? Insights from three European countries. Information, Communication & Society, 29(7), 2158–2175.
Eder, M. (2026). Challenges, opportunities and limitations of pilot studies: Reflections on a Design Thinking project for knowledge transfer in journalism research. Qualitative Research Journal, ahead-of-print.
Eder, M. (2026). [Review of the book Schibsted: The digital transformation of a Nordic media giant, by O. J. Mjøs]. International Journal on Media Management, ahead-of-print.
Eder, M. (2026). Hybrid normalization of Twitter: Political journalists’ practices during the 2021 German Federal Election debates. Journalism, 27(5), 1540–1558.
Eder, M., Pohl, K., & Sehl, A. (2025). Journalistic quality in the eye of the beholder: An eye-tracking study on user comments and their effect on journalistic quality perception. Studies in Communication and Media, 14(3), 339–361.
Wilczek, B., Thäsler-Kordonouri, S., & Eder, M. (2025). Government regulation or industry self-regulation of AI? Investigating the relationships between uncertainty avoidance, people’s AI risk perceptions, and their regulatory preferences in Europe. AI & Society, 40(5), 3797–3811.
Eder, M., & Sjøvaag, H. (2025). Falling behind the adoption curve: Local journalism’s struggle for innovation in the AI transformation. Journal of Media Business Studies, 22(4), 325–343.
Eder, M., & Sjøvaag, H. (2024). Artificial intelligence and the dawn of an algorithmic divide. Frontiers in Communication, 9.
Eder, M., & Preisinger, I. (2024). Watchdogs on a leash: Austrian journalists and their obstacles to investigative reporting. International Journal of Media and Cultural Politics, 20(2), 203–224.
Eder, M. (2024). From questionable incident to political scandal: The Ibiza affair’s scandalization on Twitter. Media Studies, 14(28), 49–69.
Eder, M. (2023). Scandal frames (political news). DOCA – Database of Variables for Content Analysis, 1(2).
Sehl, A., & Eder, M. (2023). News personalization and public service media: The audience perspective in three European countries. Journalism and Media, 4(1), 322–338.
Book Chapters
Sjøvaag, H., & Eder, M. (2026). Ecosystemic AI: Local media systems and the challenge of artificial intelligence. In A. Balčytienė, P. Bajomi-Lázár, & H. Sousa (Eds.), Digital media shadowing democracy: Technology, communication, and power (pp. 219–238). Nordicom.
Eder, M. (2026). AI and the hyper-personalization of news content. In S. Böhm, S. Collins, A. Godulla, S. Keith, & R. Savery (Eds.), Handbook of AI-based media disruption: Emerging technologies and multidisciplinary perspectives across sectors (pp. 433–450). Springer.
Murschetz, P. C., Eder, M., & Wilczek, B. (2026). Generative AI in Austrian news media: Innovation impact and evidence on path dependence. In S. Böhm, S. Collins, A. Godulla, S. Keith, & R. Savery (Eds.), Handbook of AI-based media disruption: Emerging technologies and multidisciplinary perspectives across sectors (pp. 289–315). Springer.
Eder, M., & Palhano Lhamby, M. E. (2025). The Lava Jato scandal: Visual framing of a Brazilian political crisis. In H. Michael, & A. Haller (Eds.), Scandalogy 5: Scandals in times of crises, conflicts, and conspiracies (pp. 171–186). Springer.
Eder, M., & Palhano Lhamby, A. L. (2025). Navigating AI narratives: Exploring folk theories about AI in Brazil. In E. Lupano, & P. Orrù (Eds.), Artificial intelligence and human perception: Media discourse and public opinion (pp. 145–160). Franco Angeli.
Eder, M., & Haßler, J. (2025). Populism goes TikTok: The German experience. In J. Mair, T. Clark, N. Fowler, R. Snoddy, & R. Tate (Eds.), Pandering to populism? Journalism and politics in a post-truth age (pp. 265–273). Bite-Sized Books.
Eder, M., & Sehl, A. (2024). Personalisierte Nachrichten als Innovation: Die Perspektive des Publikums. In S. Kretzschmar, A. Sehl, & D. Nölleke (Eds.), Innovationen im Journalismus: Theorien – Methoden – Potenziale? (pp. 141–157). Springer VS.
Eder, M. (2024). Die Ibiza-Affäre auf Twitter: Journalistisches Framing eines politischen Skandals. In C. Nuernbergk, J. Haßler, J. Schützeneder, & N. F. Schumacher (Eds.), Politischer Journalismus: Konstellationen – Muster – Dynamiken (pp. 243–258). Nomos.
Wilczek, B., & Eder, M. (2024). Developing responsible AI in local journalism with Design Thinking: An organizational learning perspective. In G. Hooffacker, W. Kenntemich, & U. Kulisch (Eds.), Neue Plattformen – neue Öffentlichkeiten: KI, Krisen und Journalismus (pp. 31–43). Springer VS.
Sehl, A., Eder, M., & Kretzschmar, S. (2022). Journalismus auf Instagram: Qualität neu definiert? In J. Schützeneder, & M. Graßl (Eds.), Journalismus und Instagram. Analysen, Strategien, Perspektiven aus Wissenschaft und Praxis (pp. 45–58). Springer.
Sehl, A., & Eder, M. (2020). Editorial Analytics: Chancen und Herausforderungen für den digitalen Nachrichtenjournalismus. In T. Köhler (Ed.), Fake News, Framing, Fact-Checking. Nachrichten im digitalen Zeitalter (pp. 205–220). Transcript.
Conference Proceedings
Eder, M., & Sjøvaag, H. (2025, Eds.). Artificial intelligence in journalism from a global perspective: Past, present, and future. LMU Open Publishing.
Portugal, R., Wilczek, B., Eder, M., Thurman, N., & Haim, M. (2023). Design thinking for journalism in the age of AI: Towards an innovation process for responsible AI applications. In B. Heravi, T. Plattner, & F. Stalph (Eds.), Proceedings of the Joint Computation + Journalism European Data & Computational Journalism Conference (pp. 30–34). University of Surrey.
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