Results 11 to 20 of about 1,963,360 (267)
Journalism: New Challenges [PDF]
, 2013 In seeking to identify and critique a range of the most pressing challenges confronting journalism today, this book examines topics such as: the role of the journalist in a democratic society, including where questions of truth and free speech are ...
core +9 more sources
Hunched over their laptops: phenomenological perspectives on citizen journalism [PDF]
, 2010 Donald Matheson (2003) writes of war correspondents ‘scowling at their notebooks’, and this is not meant as caricature but the corporeal expression of an epistemological orientation to the world in which facts have to be wrestled into submission.
Markham, Tim
core +7 more sources
News, Documentary and Advocacy Journalism [PDF]
, 2013 This chapter examines how alternative models of journalism are emerging to counter the news values associated with the so-called mainstream media - news values, which are increasingly criticised for serving only the interests of the political and ...
Charles, Mathew
core +9 more sources
Investigative journalism: a case for intensive care? [PDF]
, 2009 Is Investigative Journalism in the UK dying or can a ‘Fifth Estate’ model resuscitate it? This paper is an examination of whether the American subscription and donation models such as ProPublica, Spot.US and Truthout are the way forward.
Lashmar, P
core +6 more sources
Annales Universitatis Paedagogicae Cracoviensis. Studia Historicolitteraria, 2023 The article formulates predictions as a rational variant of prophetism in the literature and journalism of the interwar period. The motif of the unheard Cassandra is a metaphor for the impossibility of warnings and predictions of impending war to ...
Margreta Grigorova
doaj +1 more source
Coverage of Pakistani tribal areas conflict: Prospects of peace journalism [PDF]
Conflict & Communication Online, 2017 Conflict coverage of Pakistani tribal areas from two Pakistani English-language newspapers demonstrated significance of variations on indicators of war and peace journalism.
Najma Sadiq, Sehar-un-Nisa Hassan
doaj
Ebisu: Études Japonaises, 2016 How was World War I represented in the Japanese press? How was it turned into a media event by journalists? As the journalism industry expanded rapidly and newspapers debated the “World War”, the Asahi Shimbun dispatched two correspondents, Sugimura ...
Hiroaki Nakayama
doaj +1 more source
The viability of peace journalism in Western media environments [PDF]
Conflict & Communication Online, 2017 Conversations in peace journalism literature often argue for or against its feasibility in media environments, providing ample evidence of both peace and war journalism practices (Lee & Maslog, 2005; Lee, Maslog, & Kim, 2006; Maslog, Lee, & Kim, 2006 ...
Kimberly Kelling , Beverly Horvit
doaj
Pacific Journalism Review, 2013 The Fourth Estate role of the media in a democracy is to inform its citizens and to be a forum for debate about political issues so that the citizenry is able to make informed decisions about the role its government plays.
Heather Devere, Courtney Wilson
doaj +1 more source
Is Peace Journalism possible in the ‘war’ against terror in Somalia? How the Kenyan Daily Nation and the Standard represented Operation Linda Nchi [PDF]
Conflict & Communication Online, 2012 This paper concludes that in Africa the non-Western press may have the best chance to employ peace journalism, given its proximity to major conflicts. Nevertheless, the Kenyan press has so far failed to take advantage of an ideal opportunity for such an ...
Fredrick Ogenga
doaj