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Flow at work in Italian journalists: differences between permanent and freelance journalists
Psicologia Della Salute, 2016 Flow is an inner experience produced by the participation in an activity in which people are immersed and enjoy it (Csikszentmihalyi, 1990). According to the Job Demands-Resources Model (Bakker and Demerouti, 2014), flow at work (FaW) occurs when job demands meet professional skills and when they are balanced by resources (Csikszentmihalyi, 2003). This
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FREELANCE JOURNALISTS AS A FLEXIBLE WORKFORCE IN MEDIA INDUSTRIES
Journalism Practice, 2012 Economic cutbacks in the media sector diminish the chances of employment for journalists, and consequently the number of atypical workers in the media industry, such as freelancers, is growing worldwide. This study of Swedish freelancers is grounded in both quantitative and qualitative data.
Maria Edstrom
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Blurred lines: German freelance journalists with secondary employment in public relations
Public Relations Review, 2014Abstract Nearly half of all German freelance journalists have a second job, mainly in public relations (PR). This work combination can be problematic, since journalists and PR practitioners have different responsibilities. Working as a journalist entails contributing to the public duties of journalism such as informing the public, offering multiple ...
Thomas Koch
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Glimpses of resistance: Entrepreneurial subjectivity and freelance journalist work
Organization, 2019 New precarious work practices are emerging in the post-industrial labor market together with subjects that are fit to cope with them. The literature on neoliberal governmentality theorizes how individuals are made to embrace a subjectivity that enforces competition, personal responsibility, and autonomy.
Norbäck, Maria,
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Palestinian Freelance Journalists - self-censorship, customers and role in society
, 2015 Title: Palestinian freelance journalists - self-censorship, customers and role in society Number of pages: 67 Authors: Linnea Fridh and Jens Wingren Mentor: Gabriella Sandstig Course: Bachelor thesis, Journalism studies Period: Spring 2015 University: Faculty of Journalism, Media and Communication (JMG) University of Gothenburg Purpose/ Aim: The aim of
Fridh, Linnea, Wingren, Jens
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, 2020 Freelancing for Journalists offers an authoritative, practical and engaging guide for current and aspiring journalism freelances, exploring key aspects of the role including pitching a story, networking, branding and navigating freelance laws and rights.
Lily Canter, Emma Wilkinson
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Mind the gap: Consequences of inter-role conflicts of freelance journalists with secondary employment in the field of public relations [PDF]
Journalism, 2015 Freelance journalists who are also occupied in public relations have to deal with contrary expectations. Working as a journalist means contributing to the ‘public duty’ of journalism.
Thomas Koch
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Journal of Media Ethics: Exploring Questions of Media Morality, 2017 Freelance journalists face many of the same ethical dilemmas as journalists working in newsrooms. Because they work independently for various organizations, however, they may develop different strategies for making ethical decisions.
Joy Jenkins
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Not a do-or-die affair: Freelance Journalists in Nigeria and Ethical Dilemmas
, 2023 This study explores the ethical dilemmas Nigerian freelance journalists face and their implications for their work. It will use in-depth interviews with select freelance journalists.
Olasoji, Tolulope O.
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