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Freelancing in Journalism

2018
Abstract The profession of journalism can hardly be explored today without recognizing the large number of journalists who work as freelancers rather than as organizational media direct employees. While this type of work is not new, the number of freelancers is growing as a share of all journalists as legacy media organizations lose ...
Brian L Massey, Cindy Elmore
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Entrepreneurial Journalism-Freelance Journalism A Comparative Discussion

2022
Innovations in the area of communication and informatics in the 21st century have affected the media world; the changes and transformations which are taking place have also transformed the professions of journalism. Thus, new channels for publishing and content types have emerged.
ERGÜN, Sevim, OZAY, Seçil
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Back to the future of journalist work? Entrepreneurial subjectivity and freelance journalism in Sweden

Journalism, 2021
This article adds to our knowledge of precarious journalist work in advanced welfare states. By drawing on the literature on neoliberal governmentality, it explores how entrepreneurial subjects are constituted, and the particular role of freelance work in this process. The article is based on interviews with 52 freelance journalists in Sweden.
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Crowdfunding independent and freelance journalism: Negotiating journalistic norms of autonomy and objectivity

New Media & Society, 2014
In recent years, news organizations have been struggling to find viable business models, with many media outlets either closing or facing budget cuts, resulting in fewer journalists working with fewer resources. One solution that has been gaining momentum is the practice of crowdfunding.
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Wie Wir's Verdienen: Einkommensdeterminanten Im Freelance-Printjournalismus (The Way We Earn: Income Determinants in Freelance Journalism)

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012
Seit den 80er Jahren sind die Zeilensatze, welche Zeitungen und Magazine freien Autoren fur die Veroffentlichung ihrer Texte zahlen, nicht gestiegen. Mehr als die Halfte der Freien hat ein Einkommen von weniger als EUR 2.000 im Monat. Immer starker greifen Verlage und Agenturen auf die Dienst von Freelancern zuruck.
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How Freelance Journalists Can Help Shape Journalism Education

Journalism & Mass Communication Educator, 2015
Despite shrinking newsrooms, we have more journalism choices, in part because of freelance journalists. Freelancing creates workers who are particularly adaptive and creative; skills educators want to instill in students. I interviewed and surveyed more than 50 freelance journalists in several countries, including Turkey, Egypt, Colombia, Israel ...
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FREELANCE JOURNALISM IN THE EDITORIAL POLICY OF HYPERLOCAL MEDIA

Sign problematic field in mediaeducation
Journalism and the media communication industry at large, along with other social institutions, are going through the transformation period. Not only semantic, but also economic guidelines are changing. Today, the term «precarity» is increasingly used, implying flexible employment.
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An Analysis of Freelance Journalism Training in Spanish Universities from the Professionals' Perspective

2021
El periodismo freelance es una modalidad de empleo caracterizada por la tensión entre la autonomía y la precariedad de profesionales autónomos que prestan sus servicios a diversos clientes sin una relación contractual a largo plazo. Teniendo en cuenta que esta forma de autoempleo ha experimentado un gran crecimiento en los últimos años, el presente ...
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From Contract to Speculation: New Relations of Work and Production in Freelance Travel Journalism

Work, Employment and Society, 2018
This qualitative case study of travel journalism in the USA explores how freelancers produce on speculation because publications do not contractually guarantee pay or advanced resources for travel. Freelance travel journalists therefore experience their work as an investment into an uncertain return in an undefined future.
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