Journalism:
Theory, Practice and Criticism
Journalism:
Theory, Practice and Criticism is an
interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal that publishes both theoretical and
empirical work on a wide variety of journalism topics. According to the
journal, it “contributes to the social, economic, political, cultural and
practical understanding of journalism.” Articles about the history of
journalism and its current trends are included.
Three articles caught
my eye in the current issue:
“The news-democracy narrative and the unexpected benefits
of limited news consumption: The case of news resisters,” Louise Woodstock
“Losing my profession: Age, experience and expertise in
the changing newsrooms,” Kaarina Nikunen
“Playing a crusader role or just playing by the rules?
Role conceptions and role inconsistencies among environmental journalists,” Edson C Tandoc, Jr and Bruno Takahashi
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