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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Journalistic norms"”.

  1. Smile More: A Subcultural Analysis of the Anchor/Consultant Relationship in Local Television News Operations

    … from qualitative analysis is as follows: If journalistic norms constitute a strong subculture, then those who receive coaching from within the subculture will report a more positive experience than those who are coached by consultants. Recommendations: Quantitative research can now be pursued …

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  2. Sex! Aliens! Harvard? Rhetorical boundary-work in the media (a case study of the role of journalists in the social construction of scientific authority)

    … and to what ends, and how scientific and journalistic norms operate in media coverage of science. Rhetoric is a primary tool for constructing social reality, and the rhetoric of science is a key source -- for the purposes of this study, arguably the sole source -- of the cultural authority …

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  3. An Alternative Press? New Forms of News Reporting in Brazil

    … producers, their relationships with traditional journalistic practices, such as the norm of objectivity, and their approach to financial sustainability. Drawing on alternative media studies, this thesis combines semi-structured interviews with independent news producers and qualitative content …

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  4. The manifestation and potential of constructive journalism in South African digital news

    … requires of journalists to adhere to rigorous journalistic norms proposed in constructive journalism.

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  5. Democracy in the news: A comparative analysis of newspaper reporting in Hong Kong and mainland China from 2014 to 2019

    … to the protest paradigm (Harlow et al., 2020). Journalistic norms, perceptions of their roles as objective observers, and the influence of political agendas and openness also play a role in shaping protest reporting patterns in both contexts. Furthermore, external factors, such as the legitimacy …

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  6. Breaking the News: When Populists Turn Against the Media

    … theoretical concepts like “strategic bias”, “journalistic imagination”, and “rituals of loyalty”. It concludes by suggesting real-world research-based advice for journalists under attack. Studying anti-media populism in Israel is particularly urgent. Populist media bashing has turned …

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  7. The alienation of humans from nature: media and environmental discourse

    … advertising, market competition, technology, and journalistic norms. Morning forecasts from three top Boston stations during the Democratic National Convention of 2004 are analyzed and reveal a struggle or battle with nature. The moody weather makes people uncomfortable, need to protect …

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  8. A Framing Analysis of News Coverage Related to Litigation Connected to Online Student Speech That Originates Off-Campus

    Responding to a growth in technology, young people often turn to social media and online communication as their primary means of expression and interaction. However, some of the content students create and post while at home can negatively affect the school environment. School administrators have, …

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