21 May 2018 Journalists as democratic communication professionals
Public Journalism was a US-led reform movement that spread to newsrooms in at least 15 countries in the 1990s, which aimed to sustain a public sphere to which all citizens...
Public Journalism was a US-led reform movement that spread to newsrooms in at least 15 countries in the 1990s, which aimed to sustain a public sphere to which all citizens...
Agence France-Presse (AFP) is the third largest news agency in the world, after the Associated Press and Reuters.
...After several decades under a shroud of neglect, Latin American “public service journalism” is experiencing a much-needed resurgence. It can’t be found however, in the clickbait legacy commercial media. Instead,...
If the Public Broadcasting System in Germany did not already exist, it would have to be invented right now. That is the first proposition of a public appeal launched by...
In the clamour and razzmatazz of our high-tech media, form tends to dominate content and everything has to turn in a quick profit. So can the spirit and values of...
The founder of Time magazine, Henry R. Luce, would likely be stunned at the state of the magazine industry today.
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Public service journalism typically refers to reporting that contributes to or frames debate about issues of common concern. Journalists hold this type of reporting in high regard and contrast it...
Media Development 2018-2 Journalism that serves the public interest At the heart of this issue of Media Development lies an opinion piece written by the editor- in-chief of The Guardian newspaper and...
On the Screen: Saarbrücken, Berlin, Fribourg 2018
...The World Association for Christian Communication (WACC) marked its 50th anniversary with a symposium on 14 May exploring new challenges in the field of communication for social change.
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