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An examination of Australian newspaper coverage of the link between alcohol and cancer 2005 to 2013 [PDF]
BMC Public Health, 2017 Background Alcohol is a Class-1 carcinogen but public awareness of the link between alcohol and cancer is low. The news media is a popular, readily-accessible source of health information and plays a key role in shaping public opinion and influencing ...
Jaklin Eliott +4 more
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Inside Churnalism: PR, journalism and power relationships in flux [PDF]
Digital Journalism, 2015 There is widespread concern about the growing tide of “churnalism” in the news. Commonly, such accounts are written from within and about journalism studies. But this overlooks another story that we examine in this paper: that of the public relations (PR)
Jackson, Dan, Moloney, Kevin
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Churnalism in de Vlaamse pers? Een studie van het gebruik van aangeleverd nieuws in twee Vlaamse kwaliteitskranten [PDF]
, 2011 Onderzoek aan de Britse Cardiff Universiteit (Lewis, Williams, Franklin, Thomas & Mosdell, 2006) toont aan dat journalisten steeds meer nieuws moeten produceren in steeds minder tijd. De wetenschappelijke literatuur (e.g. McManus, 1994; Lewis, Williams &
Raeymaeckers, Karin, Van Leuven, Sarah
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Digital Journalism, 2017 Just under a decade ago the term “churnalism” moved into mainstream journalism discourse, describing in less-than-complimentary terms the recycling process of news production which drew increasingly on wire service copy and public relations (PR) subsidies.
Johnston, Jane, Forde, Susan
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Nordicom Review, 2020 Newspapers in Sweden are experiencing reduced revenues due to decreases in advertisement sales and reader subscriptions. Given such circumstances, one way of being more cost-effective is for journalists to recycle pieces of texts already published by ...
Skärlund Sanna
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Three lessons for the future of public service broadcasting
, 2022 IPPR Progressive Review, Volume 29, Issue 1, Page 28-36, Summer 2022.
Precious Chatterje‐Doody, Rhys Crilley
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Towards more balanced news access? A study on the impact of cost-cutting and Web 2.0 on the mediated public sphere [PDF]
, 2013 In order to assess the impact of cost-cutting and digitalization on the expansion or contraction of the mediated public sphere, we developed a quantitative and longitudinal content analysis focused on sourcing practices for foreign news reporting in four
Deprez, Annelore +2 more
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Reconsidering churnalism: How news factors in corporate press releases influence how journalists treat these press releases after initial selection [PDF]
Communications, 2019 Abstract This study examines how news factors in press releases influence journalists’ decisions and the journalistic treatment of press release information after its initial selection for the news agenda: These journalists can transform press releases into a news story, which involves little journalistic capital investment, or use these
Schafraad, P., Van Zoonen, W.
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Detecting Textual Reuse in News Stories, At Scale
International Journal of Communication, 2019 Motivated by the debate around “churnalism” and online media, this article develops, evaluates, and validates a computational method for detecting shared text between different news articles, at scale, using n-gram shingling.
Tom Nicholls
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