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About the Researchers

What lies at the intersection of journalism and videogames?

This research project, made possible by funding from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, seeks to understand the ways videogames can be used in the field of journalism, providing examples, theoretical approaches, speculative ideas, and practical advice about the past, present, and future of games and journalism.

We're hopeful you will follow along and add any comments, suggestions, or clarifications from your perspective, whether it be that of a journalist, game developer, researcher, or something else entirely.

As the ideas in this blog gel into arguments, we'll be publishing more formal articles on the main site.