Sweat not melodrama
... and resignation of a president of the United States and the incarceration of more than 40 individuals connected with his administration. The legacy of Watergate is a topic of continued speculation. In Watergate in American Memory, Michael Schudson finds that the political scandal of Watergate has no ...
... and resignation of a president of the United States and the incarceration of more than 40 individuals connected with his administration. The legacy of Watergate is a topic of continued speculation. In Watergate in American Memory, Michael Schudson finds that the political scandal of Watergate has no ...
State of Investigative Journalism in Pakistan
... power, or accidentally hidden behind a chaotic mass of facts and circumstances that obscure understanding to the general public. It requires using both secret and open sources and documents.12 Traditional news reporting depends largely and sometimes entirely on materials provided by others (such as ...
... power, or accidentally hidden behind a chaotic mass of facts and circumstances that obscure understanding to the general public. It requires using both secret and open sources and documents.12 Traditional news reporting depends largely and sometimes entirely on materials provided by others (such as ...
periodismouclm - Universidad de Castilla
... activities running all throughout the year. The city is surrounded by impressive natural landscapes, ideal for those who like walking in the woods or practicing adventure sports. The Cuenca Campus offers all the services a 21st Century university student could expect: Access to sports and library fa ...
... activities running all throughout the year. The city is surrounded by impressive natural landscapes, ideal for those who like walking in the woods or practicing adventure sports. The Cuenca Campus offers all the services a 21st Century university student could expect: Access to sports and library fa ...
The future of objectivity
... now being marginalised? Mainstream political debate is narrower than ever, but it is difficult to identify clearly defined perspectives which are being marginalised or left out. Perhaps most importantly, the majority of people in Western societies are not really engaged or interested in the public s ...
... now being marginalised? Mainstream political debate is narrower than ever, but it is difficult to identify clearly defined perspectives which are being marginalised or left out. Perhaps most importantly, the majority of people in Western societies are not really engaged or interested in the public s ...
FORM, STYLE AND JOURNALISTIC STRATEGIES Marcel
... American journalistic style which only became accepted when adapted to national cultural standards. By carefully studying the diffusion of journalistic conventions and routines, and by examining the processes of cultural adaptation, media historians can prevent their research from being biased by th ...
... American journalistic style which only became accepted when adapted to national cultural standards. By carefully studying the diffusion of journalistic conventions and routines, and by examining the processes of cultural adaptation, media historians can prevent their research from being biased by th ...
Journalism and “The Call to Allah”: Teaching Journalism in
... completed tertiary studies in communication or a related field, and an additional 18.8% had completed some sort of professional training (Hanitzsch, 2005, p. 497). The same study found that many editors in chief expressed reluctance to hire graduates of university journalism or communication program ...
... completed tertiary studies in communication or a related field, and an additional 18.8% had completed some sort of professional training (Hanitzsch, 2005, p. 497). The same study found that many editors in chief expressed reluctance to hire graduates of university journalism or communication program ...
The Moral Justification for Journalism
... (2001) call the "Awareness Instinct" (p. 10), which is a need to know what is going on beyond their direct experience so they can feel safe, secure and in control. Of course, other kinds of public communication can serve this function as well-National Weather Service warnings and Web sites alerting ...
... (2001) call the "Awareness Instinct" (p. 10), which is a need to know what is going on beyond their direct experience so they can feel safe, secure and in control. Of course, other kinds of public communication can serve this function as well-National Weather Service warnings and Web sites alerting ...
Journalism Education in China
... In an effort to carry out effective communication to the outside world, China also resumed bilingual journalism education, known as international journalism education, in five universities in 1983, 2 after the national Xinhua News Agency and the party organ People’s Daily initiated a graduate school ...
... In an effort to carry out effective communication to the outside world, China also resumed bilingual journalism education, known as international journalism education, in five universities in 1983, 2 after the national Xinhua News Agency and the party organ People’s Daily initiated a graduate school ...
Building Bridges between Literary Journalism and Alternative
... between the two groups, given that ethnographers are writing for an audience of academics while literary journalists are writing for a more general audience, but both groups value clarity in their work and the importance of keeping one’s audience in mind when attempting to tell a coherent story.11 A ...
... between the two groups, given that ethnographers are writing for an audience of academics while literary journalists are writing for a more general audience, but both groups value clarity in their work and the importance of keeping one’s audience in mind when attempting to tell a coherent story.11 A ...
How to Study the History of Journalism? Critical Reflection on the
... But, this position of the history of journalism is also closely connected with position of journalism (education and studies) itself. According to Deuze (2005), several authors in various parts of the world have signaled a lack of coherence in the field of journalism. Throughout the history of journ ...
... But, this position of the history of journalism is also closely connected with position of journalism (education and studies) itself. According to Deuze (2005), several authors in various parts of the world have signaled a lack of coherence in the field of journalism. Throughout the history of journ ...
Peer-reviewed Article PDF
... entry standard for Nigerian journalists? There is certainly none and as such, everybody moves in and out of the profession. Though the Press Council in its Ilorin Declaration of 1998 specified the minimum entry requirement for journalism in Nigeria but there is no known back-up legal force, rather, ...
... entry standard for Nigerian journalists? There is certainly none and as such, everybody moves in and out of the profession. Though the Press Council in its Ilorin Declaration of 1998 specified the minimum entry requirement for journalism in Nigeria but there is no known back-up legal force, rather, ...
Curriculum for Students of Journalism and Media Studies
... In addition, such academic programmes provide a limited choice of optional courses on diverse subjects. Among these students of journalism can specialise in movies; media teaching; public relations; advertising and market communication; economic grounds for mass communication; publishing houses; mar ...
... In addition, such academic programmes provide a limited choice of optional courses on diverse subjects. Among these students of journalism can specialise in movies; media teaching; public relations; advertising and market communication; economic grounds for mass communication; publishing houses; mar ...
Tech Beat: Reporters Covering the Digital Era Assess the News
... pages in some issues. Only PCWorld remains as a print publication. That growth led to waves of hiring. Other news organizations, seeing the booming consumer interest and advertising revenue, turned their attention and reporting manpower toward tech as well. The media lighthouse that for a century ha ...
... pages in some issues. Only PCWorld remains as a print publication. That growth led to waves of hiring. Other news organizations, seeing the booming consumer interest and advertising revenue, turned their attention and reporting manpower toward tech as well. The media lighthouse that for a century ha ...
Slide 1
... • Interval – In addition to ordering data this scale uses equidistant units to measure the difference between scores. • Ratio – Not only is each point on a ratio scale equidistant there is also an absolute zero. ...
... • Interval – In addition to ordering data this scale uses equidistant units to measure the difference between scores. • Ratio – Not only is each point on a ratio scale equidistant there is also an absolute zero. ...
How Communication, Culture, and Critique Intersect in the Study of
... bringing to the forefront of its appropriation the notions of communication, culture, and critique that go into its shaping. Each offers different but complementary parameters through which to think about journalism’s practice and, by extension, its study. Addressing the integral role that each pris ...
... bringing to the forefront of its appropriation the notions of communication, culture, and critique that go into its shaping. Each offers different but complementary parameters through which to think about journalism’s practice and, by extension, its study. Addressing the integral role that each pris ...
16th IACC Long Session Report Investigative Journalism
... China, but online media and activism is also rising. Hong Kong and Taiwan do have a free media. There are a number of investigative outlets in these countries, some are crowdfunded, some supported by foundations etc. some have set themselves up as foundations. NGOs have also been doing investigation ...
... China, but online media and activism is also rising. Hong Kong and Taiwan do have a free media. There are a number of investigative outlets in these countries, some are crowdfunded, some supported by foundations etc. some have set themselves up as foundations. NGOs have also been doing investigation ...
Journalism and Anthropology
... Journalism is a discipline of gathering, writing and reporting news, and more broadly it includes the process of editing and presenting the news articles. This was the definition (along with many other curiosities…) I found. So I looked up for news: News is any new information or information on curr ...
... Journalism is a discipline of gathering, writing and reporting news, and more broadly it includes the process of editing and presenting the news articles. This was the definition (along with many other curiosities…) I found. So I looked up for news: News is any new information or information on curr ...
Chapter 2. Journalism and democracy: the concept of free press In a
... The transformation of press freedom as an international human right originated with the concept of freedom as a natural right. Copeland (2006) explains, "The belief that freedom was and is a Godgiven right, granted to humankind through natural rights, developed through a complex process encompassing ...
... The transformation of press freedom as an international human right originated with the concept of freedom as a natural right. Copeland (2006) explains, "The belief that freedom was and is a Godgiven right, granted to humankind through natural rights, developed through a complex process encompassing ...
Tenements - Mr. Accetta`s Weebly Page
... a book, How the Other Half Lives, which exposed the harsh realities of tenement life to the public. ...
... a book, How the Other Half Lives, which exposed the harsh realities of tenement life to the public. ...
Peace Journalism in the Philippines
... things, the basic idea behind this reaction is protection. This is why, human being interesting in conflict news rather than peace news. Media, however, uses this human interest in a negative way. ...
... things, the basic idea behind this reaction is protection. This is why, human being interesting in conflict news rather than peace news. Media, however, uses this human interest in a negative way. ...
Issues in Journalism
... Or are they lie-mongering, activist slanted or propaganda? Freedom or press/speech belongs to everybody Journalism and communication are not interchangeable terms Anyone can be a journalist. Not everyone is. (TEOJ ...
... Or are they lie-mongering, activist slanted or propaganda? Freedom or press/speech belongs to everybody Journalism and communication are not interchangeable terms Anyone can be a journalist. Not everyone is. (TEOJ ...
Update LXXIII - McGraw Hill Higher Education
... or been bought out. Salaries have been cut, work hours increased. Coverage has been cut back. Youngsters, less costly, are nudging veterans off beats. But the bosses have prospered. A few weeks ago, Gannett’s chief executive resigned after six years running the operation. He took over when the compa ...
... or been bought out. Salaries have been cut, work hours increased. Coverage has been cut back. Youngsters, less costly, are nudging veterans off beats. But the bosses have prospered. A few weeks ago, Gannett’s chief executive resigned after six years running the operation. He took over when the compa ...
Media Ethics - Donald W. Reynolds School of Journalism
... exploitation.” Walter Lippmann, “Liberty and the News” (1920) ...
... exploitation.” Walter Lippmann, “Liberty and the News” (1920) ...
What is mercantilism and why did its supporters want to see the US
... condemning any plans the US might have to annex Cuba. ...
... condemning any plans the US might have to annex Cuba. ...
a professional - Brazilian Journalism Research
... All those who want to establish a domain reserved for their own benefit act in the same way. They want to do it for the interests of society (public interest) and they create organizations capable of defending their own conceptions. The study of these organizations is particularly interesting. It pl ...
... All those who want to establish a domain reserved for their own benefit act in the same way. They want to do it for the interests of society (public interest) and they create organizations capable of defending their own conceptions. The study of these organizations is particularly interesting. It pl ...