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"People want better": a qualitative exploration of stakeholders' views on introducing well-being coordinators in the screen industry. [PDF]
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Need for instruction in entrepreneurial journalism: Perspective of full-time freelancers
Journal of Media Practice, 2012ABSTRACTRecent moves by journalism programmes to create convergence skills curricula may fall short of helping students to land jobs after they graduate. Students face dwindling prospects of full-time work as employees of news organizations, and that raises the question of whether programmes should teach them to generate their own work. For this study,
Cindy Elmore
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Critical Discourse Studies, 2019
As the number of freelance journalists increases, the changing nature of work in journalism has effects and possible implications for the kinds of news discourses that are circulated.
Henry Silke, Kathryn Hayes
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As the number of freelance journalists increases, the changing nature of work in journalism has effects and possible implications for the kinds of news discourses that are circulated.
Henry Silke, Kathryn Hayes
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The Practice of Freelance Print Journalism
2016This research, as conducted from within the rational tradition, begins with the premise that creativity is a process that can be understood and that, despite enduring romantic and inspirationist claims to the contrary, to do so is not to damage but to facilitate it (Boden 2004, McIntyre 2012, Negus and Pickering 2004, Pope 2005, Runco and Pritzker 1999,
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Journalism Idealists: Influences on Freelancers in the Foreign News-gathering Process
Journalism Practice, 2021Economic strains and the emergence of new digital platforms have significantly changed the way foreign news is reported.
Xu Zhang, Joy M. Jenkins
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Journalism Practice, 2021
Freelance journalism has become a key employment alternative in the current media landscape, with news organizations often relying on these independent professionals to reduce organizational budgets. Although extant research reveals a high degree of job satisfaction among professionals in different markets, such as the United States or Norway ...
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Freelance journalism has become a key employment alternative in the current media landscape, with news organizations often relying on these independent professionals to reduce organizational budgets. Although extant research reveals a high degree of job satisfaction among professionals in different markets, such as the United States or Norway ...
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