Tag: journalism profession
The late 2025 article about Lebanese journalists and press freedom violations and their implications for their professional roles was written by Sally Farhat and Linda Steiner from Phillip Merrill College … Continued
The October article by Benjamin Toff, Carolina Velloso, and Michael Ofori from University of Minnesota applied the concepts of “connection-based reporting” and “political identity ownership” to investigate the enhanced bios … Continued
The study “Reluctant Journalism: How Indian Journalists Navigate the Role Conception-Performance Gap in a Polarized Media Landscape” by Anilesh Kumar from Hong Kong Baptist University and Prashanth Bhat from University … Continued
The study “Conspiracy Theorists as Alternative Journalists” by Juliette De Mayer from Université de Montréal and Florence Le Cam from Université libre de Bruxelles looked at how conspiracy theorists have … Continued
The study ““It’s Trauma on a Deadline”: Change, Continuity and Harm After the “Racial Reckoning.”” by Archie Thomas from University of Sydney and David Nolan from University of Canberra argues … Continued
The study “Every Journalist has an Achilles’ Heel: The Interference–Vulnerability Model” by Lea Stahel from University of Zurich typologized journalistic interference to three types based on the journalists’ characteristics, seeking … Continued
The study “Teaching Safety of Journalists: Student Responses and Solutions to Occupational Risks and Hostility” by Signe Ivask from University of Tartu examined 11 students’ (9 were Czech) reactions to … Continued
The study “Silencing journalists in matters of public interest: Journalists and editors assessments of the impact of SLAPPs on journalism” by Tanja Kerševan and Melita Poler from University of Ljubljana … Continued
The study “Collaborating With ChatGPT: Considering the Implications of Generative Artificial Intelligence for Journalism and Media Education” by John V. Pavlik from Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey was … Continued
The study ““Disastrous to Take a Single Note”: Memory and Materiality in a Century of U.S. Journalism Textbooks” by Perry Parks from Michigan State University investigated how journalism textbooks discuss … Continued
