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Showing 1 to 20 of 185 for “"journalist"”.
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Death of a Journalist
… the first six chapters of my novel, Death of a Journalist, and lays the foundation for the conflict between the past and the present the protagonist endures throughout the rest of the work. By focusing on the protagonist's inability to leave his own past and the dying newspaper at which he …
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Jonathan Swift, political journalist.
… and his realignment with the Tories. His first journalistic effort for the Tories was the Examiner, a Tory periodical. Swift's task was to defend Robert Harley's coalition Ministry, and to castigate the late Whig Administration. His success was largely a result of his brilliant use of satire. …
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Stephen Crane, Journalist: A Prismatic Career in the Gilded Age
The object of this study has been to discover Crane's indebtedness to his newspaper apprenticeship. The investigation has been concerned with all phases of Crane's life and art, but special emphasis has been placed on his newspaper experience.
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Strangers in strange lands: a hermeneutic inquiry into becoming a journalist.
This research explores how students become the journalists of the future and the implications for journalism education. Drawing principally upon the work of Hans- Georg Gadamer, a practical application of philosophical hermeneutics is advocated to holistically venture beyond the theory-practice …
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Hazel Brannon Smith: a portrait of the journalist as a young woman
This historical study spans the years 1932-1935 when Hazel Brannon Smith, the first woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing, attended The University of Alabama. Here she studied journalism, a first step toward realizing her goal of owning her own newspaper. In order to gain a better …
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'I can't wait til I'm an actual journalist' : how students begin to become journalists
… program acquire the traits and dispositions of journalists. It draws on the framework of sociologist Pierre Bourdieu, including his concepts of field, habitus and capital. It applies a thematic analysis to student blogs, developed out of the pedagogical tools of reflective journals. I argue that …
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Reconciliation and the role of the journalist : Indigenous peoples, truth, stories, and public policy
… through the lens of Elders, Knowledge Keepers, journalists, policymakers, and Indigenous people who are part of this overall process. If we are to achieve any meaningful sense of reconciliation in this country, these are the kinds of conversations we will need to have in order to inform that …
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Journalist or influencer? Exploring young public media journalists' perceptions of individual branding on Twitter
… more engaged in a complex discourse about journalistic branding, how it manifests itself on Twitter, and where it belongs among the other traditional practices of journalism. The following research study explores how young public media journalists perceive individual journalistic branding …
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Elite retweets, opinions and engagement: the use Twitter by South African journalist Barry Bateman
… examines how Twitter is used by South African journalist Barry Bateman to share news, report from events and communicate with his audience for two months (from 13 May to 13 July 2013). Content analysis and social network analysis are used to investigate the tweets, the responses he receives and …
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Do you trust a robot journalist? The perceived credibility of AI generated articles in Germany
… generated by AI software and one written by a journalist. The participants assessed credibility and shared their feelings, thoughts and expectations about what is needed to establish credibility in AI-generated articles. Through thematic analysis, participants’ reflections were systematically …
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Pierre des Maizeaux (1673-1745): journalist and English correspondent for Franco-Dutch periodicals, 1700-1720
Contains fulltext : mmubn000001_077887697.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)
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New footsteps in well-trodden ways : a brief biography of Catholic journalist Katherine Eleanor Conway
Thesis (M.A.)--Michigan State University. Department of Journalism, 2005
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Who is the parasite? The relationship between journalists, anti-journalist trolls, and parasitic platforms in South Korea
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2025-05-01
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The Journalist as Neoliberal Lone Wolf: On Mexico’s Imaginary Reporters and Collaborative Resistance in a Divided Guild
… on the individual professionalisation of journalists have been fetishised and used since the neoliberal turn to narrow international debates on imbalances in global flows of information and communication; prevent reform of increasingly inegalitarian media systems, and more importantly to …
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We Must Teach Wisely and Lead Aright': Civic Literacy and Writing Pedagogy In Late Nineteenth Century American Women's Journalism
… recovers three late nineteenth century female journalists: white, middle-class journalist Winifred Black, African American journalist Gertrude Bustill Mossell, and Native American journalist Susette La Flesche. Black, Mossell, and La Flesche explicitly situate themselves in a teaching …
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An analysis of how messages about big-time college football reinforce power
… are expanding a trend of hiring professional journalists to improve their content and grow their audiences. This positioning of the professional journalist in the arena he used to cover creates unique dynamics for the professional journalist, for the department, and for the audience. This …
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Telling the Truth: How Journalists Believe a Story is Told Truthfully
What is the role of the journalist in a democratic society? The wide range of answers to this question has led to the development of two approaches to doing journalism: civic journalism and traditional journalism. Critics of civic journalism say it is boosterism while supporters say it leads to a …
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