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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Participatory Journalism"”.
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Breaking down the gates with participatory journalism: leveraging user-generated content for today's journalistic practices
With the increase in user-generated content (UGC) with today's information communication technologies (ICTs), there is ample opportunity for journalists to leverage UGC in their reporting. Because media organizations are continuously looking for creative and innovative ways to harness UGC to keep …
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Business matters: legal structures, roles, people, and places of the nineteenth-century press - a case study of George Newnes Limited
… 4 focuses on parallels between Newnes’s style of participatory journalism and the approach used to form George Newnes Limited in 1891. It also considers risk, such as hazards associated with participatory journalism, as a possible motivation for structural choice or change. Chapter 5 introduces …
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The Production and Consumption Practices of Online Journalism in Digital Taiwan.
… production and consumption practices of online journalism in Taiwan. Two key questions are asked: how is online journalism practised in the domain of production and consumption and how is online news culture shaped or constituted through these practices? Distinct from existing studies of online …
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Effects of Incorporating Citizen-Eyewitness Images into the News on Audience Trust in News Organizations and News Engagement
… This study contributes to advancing the participatory journalism research by providing systematic data depicting the current state of the newsroom practice using citizen-eyewitness images in the U.S. and examining the effects of citizen-eyewitness images in the news on audience trust in …
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Readers’ Perceptions of Newsworthiness and Bias as Factors in Participation with Digital News Content
… a central feature of news consumption. These participatory news behaviors – commenting on, sharing, and “liking” news stories – have implications for both newsreaders and producers of news. This dissertation tests a structural model of commenting behavior using survey data (N = 335). The model …
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Journalism innovation and the ethic of participation : a case study of the Knight Foundation and its news challenge
… authority and economic viability on which U.S. journalism relied during the 20th century. This disruption has also opened a central tension for the profession: how to reconcile the need for occupational control against growing opportunities for citizen participation. How that tension is …