In Uzbekistan, journalism has traditionally been dominated by state-controlled media outlets, shaping the narrative and limiting the diversity of voices. However, in recent years, the landscape of journalism in the country has been undergoing a profound transformation. A new wave of journalism, characterized by citizen participation, digital innovation, and data-driven reporting, is challenging the status quo and reshaping the way news is produced and consumed. This article explores the emergence of new types of journalism in Uzbekistan, shedding light on the rise of citizen journalism, the influence of social media platforms, the importance of data-driven reporting, and the evolution of multimedia storytelling techniques. By delving into these developments, we uncover the dynamic shifts taking place within the country's media landscape and the implications for both journalism and society at large.

Social media journalism, news landscape, digital transformation

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