I am Associate Professor of Journalism Studies at Roskilde University.
My new book The Institutional Development of Podcasting: From Participatory Practice to Platform Content is out on Routledge!
I research innovation in the media industries. In particular, I focus on how news organizations use data traces to shape strategic decisions and on the digital business models of news. My background is in media studies, and throughout my career, I have followed and explored how the news industry adapts to the digital age. Some of my recent publications concern the datafication of media industries, the business models in podcasting, the relationships between news organizations and third-parties, the platformization of news, and transnational ownership of news media.
- New publication: Aske Kammer and Thomas Spejlborg Sejersen (2024). The economics of podcasting. In: Ulrike Rohn, M. Bjørn von Rimscha and Tim Raats (Eds.), De Gruyter Handbook of Media Economics (pp. 389-400). De Gruyter.
- Another new publication: Aske Kammer (2023). Spaces for Datafication: How Datafication Transforms Media Industries. In: Alexander Godulla & Stephan Böhm (Eds.), Digital Disruption and Media Transformation. How Technological Innovation Shapes the Future of Communication (pp. 133-141). Springer.
- Yet another new publication: Jonathan Hendrickx & Aske Kammer (2024). Synergies or Diversification? Corporate Strategies as the Missing Link in News Content Diversity Research. International Journal on Media Management.
Furthermore, or the Danish Ministry of Culture, I have recently led a project group to explore practices and strategies for paywalls on news websites:
- Kulturministeriet (2024). Danskernes adgang til digitalt nyheds- og aktualitetsindhold. (in Danish)
This website is my online business card with information about my professional activities. It is also a way for me to keep track of what I do. It is not updated nearly often enough…
I strongly believe in collaborations and in broadening my scope. So contact me or connect through Bluesky (mostly professional) or Mastodon (mostly about running) – I look forward to hearing from you.