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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Journalistic ethics"”.
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Breaking down the gates with participatory journalism: leveraging user-generated content for today's journalistic practices
… the effects on what this type of content has on journalistic practices. In an effort to understand how UGC fits into journalists' everyday work routines, this study seeks to understand how UGG encourages or impedes journalists' professional norms and values. This study revealed that journalists …
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The new generation of lifestyle magazine journalism in China: the professional approach
… in China, by exploring the ideology and ethics behind their practices and by discussing the original connection between consumer journalism and other more ‘serious’ forms of journalism in China, the Researcher found that consumer journalists actually share the same journalistic ethics and …
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Farming of the San people by the Namibian print media
… that there was a disconnection between non-journalistic writers and the media on San issues. San people were heterogeneous yet the media treated them as homogenous. Balanced reportage of issues that affect San people was conspicuously absent. Much of the reportage was event-driven, lacking …
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Science journalism for development in Vietnam: a multi-facet investigation of issues and challenges and its implications for the Global South.
… news sources, media ownership and control, journalistic ethics and strategy, political implication and interest groups’ influence. The lack of in-depth analysis shows a gap in understanding the nuance of science reporting in the developing world. Aims: This study uses Vietnam as a research …
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Conflicts of interest in the reporting of biomedical research in mainstream newspapers in Canada
Dissertation in compliance with the requirements for the Master's Degree in Technology: Journalism, Durban University of Technology, Durban, South Africa, 2013.
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The U.S. Office of War Information and American public opinion during World War II, 1939-1945
… of Wisconsin, 1966), a generally uncritical journalistic study, deals with OWI’s work from the standpoint of newspapers’ relations with the government. MacKay used Elmer Davis’ “Report to the President,” declassified in 1963, and Burlingame’s biography of Davis, as well as Davis’ own …
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Intercultural sensitivity through the mass-mediated lens : understanding DMIS levels in newspaper editorials in regards to same-sex marriage
<p>This thesis explores the intercultural sensitivity of editorials in The Augusta Chronicle, The Boston Globe, and The San Francisco Chronicle as it pertains to the same-sex marriage debate. By using Bennett's Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity and seeing if sufficient points on the …