中文書目
台北市媒體服務代理商協會。〈2015年台灣媒體白皮書〉。2015年五月21日。
王正鵬（2010）。《報紙突圍——數字時代傳統媒體變身記》。廣州廣東：中山大學出版社
田榮哲、司徒懿譯（2010）。《解析質性研究法與資料》。台北：韋伯。（原書David Silverman [2006]. Interpreting qualitative data: methods for analysing talk, text and interaction. New York, NY: Sage.）
朱柔若譯（2002）。《社會研究方法：質化與量化研究取徑》。台北：揚智。（原書William Lawrence Neuman [1997]. Social research methods: Qualitative and quantitative approaches. Boston, MA: Allyn and Bacon）
何國華（2014）。〈由上而下－聯合報和蘋果日報的轉型驅力〉。公共電視文化事業
呂琦瑋（2013）。《從使用者觀點探究社群網路時代下的新聞消費意涵：以Facebook為例》。台灣師範大學大眾傳播研究所學位論文。
谷蕾、武媛媛譯（2012）《流動的時代》。南京：江蘇人民出版社。（原書Zygmunt Bauman [2006]. Modus Vivendi. Milano, Italy: Marco Vigevani Agenzia Letteraria.）
周慶祥（2005）。《網路新聞，理論與實務》。台北：風雲論壇。
林富美，（2006）。〈當記者成為名嘴：名聲、專業與勞動商品化的探討〉。《新聞學研究》，88期，頁143-182
美通社（2016）。〈2016數字化傳播環境對記者工作習慣與公關媒體關係的影響－2016中國記者職業生存狀態與工作習慣調查報告白皮書〉。
郇建立譯（2005）。《被圍困的社會》。南京：江蘇人民出版社。（原書Zygmunt Bauman, [2002]. Society under siege. Oxford, UK.: Polity.）
展江、王征、王濤譯（2004）。《一個自由而負責的新聞界》。中國（北京）：中國人民大學出版社。（原書：Commission of Free Press.[1947]. A general report on mass communication: Newspapers, radio, motion pictures, magazines, and books. A free and responsible press. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago press.）
徐朝友譯（2012）《流動的生活》。南京：江蘇人民出版社。（原書Zygmunt Bauman [2005]. Liquid life. Cambridge, UK.: Polity Press）
高宣揚（2004）。《布迪厄的社會理論》。上海：同濟大學出版社。
張春炎，（2013）。〈地方文化傳播與社區營造：苗栗「灣寶社區」動員之初探研究〉。《新聞學研究》，116期，頁173-206。
張春炎，（2015）。《重大自然災難新聞產製的社會文化分析：以八八風災電視新聞工作為例》。台灣大學生物產業傳播暨發展學研究所博士論文。
陳炳宏（2005）。〈探討廣告商介入電視新聞產製之新聞廣告化現象：兼論置入性行銷與新聞專業自主〉，《中華傳播學刊》，第8期，頁209-246。
陳秋雲（2007）。〈網路媒體對新聞產製及專業之影響：個案分析（2000-2005年）〉。政治大學新聞研究所碩士論文。
麻爭旗、劉笑盈、徐揚譯（2008）。《做新聞》。華夏出版社。（原書：G. Tuchman, [1978]. Making News: A study in the construction of reality. Free Press ）
彭慧明（2001）。〈報社記者採納網路訊息的態度〉。政治大學新聞研究所碩士論文。
黃光玉、劉念夏、陳清文譯（2004）。《媒介與傳播研究方法：質化與量化研究途徑》。台北：風雲論壇。（原書Arthur Asa Berger [2000]. Media and communication research methods: Qualitative and quantitative approach. New York, NY:Sage.）
黃厚銘，（2009）。〈邁向速度存有論──即時性電子媒介時代的風險〉。《新聞學研究》，101期，頁139-175。
黃煜、裘志康譯（1989）。《權力的媒介》。北京：華夏出版社。（原書J. Herbert Altschull [1984]. Agents of power: The media and public policy. New York, NY: Longman）
楊意菁（2015）。〈新科技脈絡下的新聞與公眾意見：新聞記者的認知觀點〉。《資訊社會研究》，28，頁105-142。
管中祥（2014）。蘋果日報的即時焦慮。天下獨立評論：http://opinion.cw.com.tw/blog/profile/47/article/946
管中祥（2015）。即時新聞把自由時報打敗了。天下獨立評論：http://opinion.cw.com.tw/blog/profile/47/article/2883
臧國仁（1998）。〈新聞報導與真實建構：新聞框架理論的觀點〉。《傳播研究集刊》，第3期，頁 1-102。台北：政治大學傳播學院。
趙偉妏（2011）。《速度文化：即時性社會的來臨》，台北：韋伯文化。（原書Johm Tomlinson [2007]. The culture of speed: The coming of immediacy. London, UK: Sage）
歐陽景根譯（2002）《流動的現代性》。上海：三聯書店。（原書Zygmunt Bauman(2000), Liquid modernity. Cambridge, MA: Polity Press.）
鄭宇融，（2014）。〈即時新聞與媒體勞動-以《蘋果日報》為例〉。中正大學電訊傳播研究所碩士論文。
鄭作彧（2010）。〈慢下來，多想一點吧：評介《沒時間思考：媒體速度與24小時新聞循環的威脅》〉。《新聞學研究》，104期，頁247-258。
鄭作彧（2014）。〈社會速度研究：當代主要理論軸線〉。《國外社會科學》， 2014年3期，頁108-118。
錢玉芬，（1998）。《新聞專業性概念結構與觀察指標之研究》。政治大學新聞系博士論文。
闕志儒（2011）。〈新聞客觀性是否顛撲不破？一種來自網際網路的挑戰〉。《台大新聞論壇》，第十期，頁55-83。
羅文輝（1995）。〈新聞人員的專業性：意涵界定與量表建構〉，《傳播研究集刊》，第2期，頁1-47。台北：政治大學傳播學院
蘇蘅、牛隆光、黃美燕、趙曉南（2000）。〈台灣報紙轉型的問題與挑戰──提供讀者更好的選擇？〉，《新聞學研究》，64期，頁1-32。
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