Journalistic Practice
Division in the land of 'the unspoken': examining journalistic practice in contemporary New Caledonia
... Deploying an approach that engages with the concept of liquid modernity and re- emerging Oceanic epistemologies proves useful for studying journalism in New Caledonia. However, it also raised questions about the ...
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7/7: A reflexive re-evaluation of journalistic practice
... (1990, 62). During the war on terror the intelligence lobby became important agenda setters. The relationship between intelligence services and the media is a small but growing research area (Hillebrand 2013, Lashmar ...
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Values, imaginaries and templates of journalistic practice: a Critical Discourse Analysis
... While journalistic practice has for a long time preoccupied researchers in media studies, it is rather recently that theoreticians and especially analysts of journalism have undertaken attempts to ...
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Supporting the use of user generated content in journalistic practice
... everyday practice for many ...where journalistic practice was initially studied ...emergent journalistic practices around the use of ...
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‘Our newsroom in the cloud’: Slack, virtual newsrooms and journalistic practice
... Another way that Slack appears to support more egalitarian working conditions is that it provides a permanent platform for management to share information about strategic decisions and key performance indicators. For ...
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Defamation, privacy & the ‘chill:’ A socio-‐legal study of the relationship between media law and journalistic practice in England and Wales, 2008-‐13
... to journalistic practice, this thesis examines digital and decentralised news work in England and Wales over a five year period, 2008-‐13, through empirical data gathered from media lawyers and ...
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Review: Journalistic ethics and practices in conflict societies
... said to be “at the heart of journalistic activity” (Christians et al. 2009: 157) describes the journalist as a detached observer, having the main (and only) task of providing information of public interest. (2) ...
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Democracy, the academic field and the (New Zealand) journalistic habitus
... to practice will sound very odd to anyone familiar with the local ...and practice is likely to irk many New Zealand journalism educators (Robbie, 2007), because most journalism schools, including the ...
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"Covering the Body": The Kennedy Assassination and the Establishment of Journalistic Authority
... in practice, for covering Kennedy's death was fraught with problems for journalists seeking to legitimate themselves as ...of practice as the mark of a true professional, while attending to larger agendas ...
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Interfield antagonisms : an examination of the New Zealand journalistic and visual arts fields in the case of the mainstream media coverage of et al and the 2005 Venice Biennale : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Communication and Journalism at Massey University, Wellington, New Zealand
... the journalistic narrative, as Bell (1998) has pointed out, is controlled by media values, such as newsworthiness and immediacy, and results in a selective presentation of details as “facts” that are, according to ...
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Habits of Practice, Habits of Thought
... in journalistic practice, especially in response to technological affordances and their repercussions for newsrooms and news organisations, have been traced in the pages of this journal since the very first ...
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Navigating journalistic spaces: British Muslim media producers.
... ‘‘it’s important and I think journalists, whatever they are and whatever things they bring to the job, need to abide by, I mean hopefully the highest levels of professionalism and practice and investigation. But ...
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Norms and the Network: Journalistic Ethics in a Shared Media Space
... This shift toward greater individual authority and credibility is closely related to the notion of journalistic autonomy. American journalists, in particular, have fiercely protected their freedom from external ...
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Competition of Discourses in Journalistic Translation: Diplomatic Negotiations in Focus
... We sought to understand whether, how, and why the translated journalistic texts related to the Iranian nuclear negotiations were manipulated. To this end, we monitored a news agency’s Webpage in a time span of 46 ...
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Contested Autonomy: Professional and Popular Claims on Journalistic Norms
... the practice of journalism is a 20 th century phenomenon tied to earlier notions about the ability of rational individuals to pursue and reproduce civically important ...
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Who are these guys?: The online challenge to the notion of journalistic professionalism
... If journalism is about reporting but most online journalism is not, a question about the complementary aspect of the cognitive dimension of professionalism arises: What is the requisite set of knowledge or skills, and ...
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The Digital Journalist: The journalistic field, boundaries, and disquieting change
... the journalistic field depends on its criteria being recognizable both internally and externally; journalism as something ‘we know when we see it’ (Donsbach 2010: ...
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Media in Crisis: Journalistic Norms in Natural Disaster Coverage
... With a case study on Hurricanes Harvey and Maria, it explores crisis media coverage,.. asking how cultural concepts can have an impact on crisis coverage, in turn, affecting the public.[r] ...
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Building and annotating a corpus for the study of journalistic text reuse.
... Clough, P., Gaizauskas, R.J. and Piao, S.S. (2002) Building and annotating a corpus for the study of journalistic text reuse. In: LREC 2002. The Third International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation, ...
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Building and annotating a corpus for the study of journalistic text reuse
... In this paper we present the METER Corpus, a novel resource for the study and analysis of journalistic text reuse. The corpus consists of a set of news stories written by the Press Association (PA), the major UK ...
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