Chavismo and self-censorship
In their new study, Paromita Pain and Ezequiel Korin, of the University of Nevada, studied how self-censorship has become the internalized norm for journalists starting from 1998 under the rule … Continued
Tag: journalistic identity
Technologization, LGBT self-media, and the the Chinese news ecology
Increasingly, social actors from outside the journalism business, including bloggers, commentators, coders, and Web analytics managers participate in the making of news and reshape journalism. This process also includes non-human … Continued
Obsessive-activist reporting as a new model of journalism
In a new study, Avshalom Ginosar of Academic College Yezreel Valley, and Zvi Reich of the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, describe existing archetypes of journalists and present a new … Continued
ARTICLE: When it comes to professional principles, online and offline journalists in Europe are much alike
Are online journalists different from print and broadcast colleagues when it comes to professional standards? Imke Henkel of the University of Lincoln, Neil Thurman of LMU Münich, and Judith Möller … Continued
ARTICLE: Egypt’s media missed its opportunity to reform
Egyptian media enjoyed a brief period of relative freedom after the 2011 revolution that ousted then-president Hosni Mubarak. However, journalists failed to reform their professional identities and the media system, … Continued
ARTICLE: BBC’s senior journalists are disconnected from the public
Prominent journalists working for the British Broadcasting Corporation are very different from their audience, Gary James Merrill, of University of Roehampton, writes. He investigated the social constitution of 66 senior … Continued
ARTICLE: Journalists’ moral reasoning is becoming weaker
Modern journalists seem to have less moral reasoning skills than their predecessors, write Patrick Ferrucci and Erin E. Schauster, both of University of Colorado, with Edson C. Tandoc Jr., of … Continued
ARTICLE: The important role of editors for journalism
Editors practice quality control and negotiate among various groups in news journalism. Research papers have rarely taken this role as their focus. “Clearer assessment of the editor thus allows for … Continued
VIDEO: Entrepreneurial journalism, innovation and fact-checkers
Jane Singer, Professor at City, University of London tells about her recent and upcoming studies into innovation and change, the perspective of journalism students and fact-checking. The interview was filmed … Continued
Five studies on constructive journalism
The journal Journalism Practice has published a bunch of articles in a special issue on the topic of constructive journalism. Also, Journalism published one article on the topic very recently. … Continued