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A Work-  Stewart, The continuing stereotypical https://search.informit.com.au/
integrated Heather; Meadows, coverage of Indigenous affairs in the
Learning Case Michael; Bowman, Australian media suggests that
Study in Leo; van Vuuren, journalists are still finding it difficult
Journalism Kitty; Mulligan, to come to terms with more effective
Education Pauline ways of reporting such issues.

Are Music Mark C. Gridley, A study was undertaken to determine https://www.researchgate.net/

Perceptions Robert Hoff whether journalist perceptions of
Biased By emotion would bias the perception of
Priming Effects listeners. A sample of 142
of Journalism? undergraduate psychology students
from two different colleges listened
to a recorded jazz saxophone
improvisation and indicated their
perception of emotion on a 7-point
scale of friendly angry. Half the
participants preceded their listening
by reading that a journalist had
reviewed the music as angry.
Perceptions of anger in the music
were significantly higher among
those listeners than among listeners
who had not read the journalist’s.
Towards a CW Anderson This article advances a sociological https://journals.sagepub.com/
sociology of approach to computational
Computational journalism. By “computational
and algorithmic journalism” the article refers to the
journalism increasingly ubiquitous forms of
algorithmic, social scientific, and
mathematical forms of newswork
adopted by many 21st-century
newsrooms and touted by many
educational institutions as “the future
of news.
The Fiona Campbell Campbell investigates the ways in https://www.taylorfrancis.com/
Construction of which reporters routines their work
Environmental procedures and how they apply the
News rules implicit in the news process.
It examines the techniques used by
journalists to evaluate news
potential in environmental issues,
the practices used to gather
information and the methods
employed to construct the news.
The C.W. Anderson As part of this special issue on the http://radicalteacher.library.pitt.edu/
Sociology of occupations and the sociology of the
the professions, this article probes how
Professions the complexities of journalism's
and the professional status play out in
Problem of pedgagically in the classroom. The
Journalism author argues that the current turmoil
Education in journalism, and in journalism
education, cannot be attributed to
technology alone or economics alone
but are a part of a deeper, older
professional uncertainty amongst
journalists. The author concludes wth
an argument that the liberal arts
should play a greater role in the
education of 21st century journalists.
Online Laura Castañeda This study examined online https://journals.sagepub.com/
Learning and journalism courses and degree
Degrees at programs (also known as distance
Accredited learning or distance education) at the
Journalism 113 programs accredited in 2008–
Schools and 2009 by the Accrediting Council on
Programs Education in Journalism and Mass
Communications (ACEJMC). A web
survey, which garnered a response
rate of 72%, and interviews with
faculty members and administrators
found that 13% of programs now
offer or plan to offer online degrees.
Journalism–PR JimMacnamara December January Extensive research over the past 100 https://www.sciencedirect.com/
relations 2014 15,2020 years has shown that the
revisited: The interrelationship between journalism
good news, the and PR is tensioned and paradoxical,
bad news, and with negative perceptions of PR
insights into among journalists and trivialization
tomorrow's and demonization of PR as ‘spin’
news contrasted by claims of ‘symbiosis’
and evidence that 40–75% of media
content is significantly influenced by
PR.
Journalistic Kalyani Chadha , 12 Jan 2016 January This study seeks to investigate how https://www.tandfonline.com/
Responses to Rob Wells 15,2020 journalists at leading national US
Technological newspapers and wire services
Innovation in grapple with the impact of
Newsrooms technological changes, especially the
introduction and growing use of
social media in newsrooms. Using a
qualitative methodological approach
involving in-depth, semi-structured
interviews with journalists employed
at leading national and regional
news organizations such as The New
York Times, The Washington Post,
The Wall Street Journal, Los
Angeles Times, The Dallas Morning
News, Bloomberg News, Reuters
and the Associated Press, we explore
how journalists view the impact of
the growing use of social media,
specifically Twitter, on their work
 environment.
‘How much Folker Hanusch, October 9, January 14, The news increasingly provides https://journals.sagepub.com/
love are you Corinna Lauerer, 2015  2020 help, advice, guidance, and
going to give Thomas Hanitzsch information about the management
this brand?’ of self and everyday life, in addition
Lifestyle to its traditional role in political
journalists on communication. Yet, such forms of
commercial journalism are still regularly
influences in denigrated in scholarly discussions,
their work as they often deviate from normative
ideals.
Crisis or Wilkinson, 2019 January 13, Background There is a broad https://web.b.ebscohost.com/
Transformation Sabrina; Winseck, 2020 recognition that journalism is facing
? Debates over Dwayne difficult times in Canada and
Journalistic internationally. Analysis This article
Work in reviews the literature on the state of
Canada. journalism and then focuses on one
element of the perceived crisis of
journalism in the Canadian context:
claims that the number of employed
journalists has fallen sharply in
recent years