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Journalists Without Names? Professional Constraints, Digital Norms, and Media Criticism in Contemporary Japan
This article examines the reasons for the emergence of dozens of anonymous reporter accounts on the social network X (formerly Twitter) in the early 2020s. It is based on a qualitative analysis of a database of 195 anonymous accounts and a series of interviews with journalists. While some choose ano
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