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In an online survey in December 2020, 385 journalists in Germany weresurveyed about platforms in journalism and about their frequency of use andwillingness to adopt emerging technologies. Journalists have a commitment topublish on a journalism platform on a full-time basis. Freelancers have ahigher commitment than employed journalists. A platform subscription model israted more attractive than advertising for a platform. Employed journalists onthe other hand consider advertising more attractive than freelance journalists.For German journalists it is important that the platform is developed in Europeor Germany and that it sets high standards on data protection. Multimedia formsand interactive elements are used occasionally, often or always. Stories orReels are predominantly not used. AI software as well as editorial analyticsare rarely or never used. Apart from stories or reels, journalists intend touse multimedia forms and interactive elements more often in the future. Theyare receptive to software for research process documentation as well as to theanalysis of indicators of their own publications. Software as a support fortext production, image selection or headline suggestions is mostly rejected.

Plattformen und neue Technologien im Journalismus: Ergebnisse einer Online-Befragung von Journalistinnen und Journalisten in Deutschland