Journalism is a field in tremendous flux: social, cultural, economic and technological change is transforming every aspect of news production and consumption. The Oxford Encyclopedia of Journalism Studies offers authoritative research reviews on a wide range of topics related to the current state and future of journalism.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
- 1. Forms, Genres, and Types of Journalism
- Advocacy in Journalism
- Alternative Journalism
- Community Journalism
- Cultural Journalism
- Data Journalism: International Perspectives
- Development Journalism
- Editorial Journalism and Newspapers' Editorial Opinions
- Fake News
- Feature Journalism
- Fictional Representations of Journalism
- Financial Journalism
- Humanitarian Journalism
- Lifestyle Journalism
- Literary Journalism
- Local and Hyperlocal Journalism
- Long-Term Trends in News Content
- Mobile Applications and Journalistic Work
- Mobile Journalism and MoJos
- Peace Journalism
- Photojournalism
- Political Journalism
- Satire and Journalism
- Science Journalism
- Sports Journalism
- Tabloid Journalism and Tabloidization
- 2. Key Concepts in Journalism
- Accountability in Journalism
- Accuracy in Journalism
- Agenda Setting and Journalism
- Citizen Journalism
- Collective Memory and Journalism
- Commercialization of Journalism
- Convergence in/of Journalism
- Epistemology and Journalism
- Ethnicity, Race, and Journalism
- Gatekeeping and Journalism
- Intimacy, Emotion, and Journalism
- Journalistic Autonomy
- Journalists' Professional Roles and Role Performance
- News Ecology and News Ecosystems
- News Sources and Journalist/Source Interaction
- News Values and Newsworthiness
- News, Economic Governance, and Anti-Corruption
- Objectivity and Bias in Journalism
- Professionalism, Professionalization, and Deprofessionalization in Journalism
- Propaganda and Journalism
- Reading "Asian Values" into Journalism Practices in Asia
- Religion and Journalism
- Ritual and Journalism
- Routines in Journalism
- 3. The Practice of Journalism
- Beat Journalism and Reporting
- Content Management Systems and Journalism
- Crowdsourcing in Journalism
- Diasporic News and Journalism
- Employment Conditions in Journalism
- Fact-Checking as Idea and Practice in Journalism
- Fictional Representations of Journalism
- Foreign Correspondents
- Freelancing in Journalism
- Journalistic Writing and Style
- Journalistic Organizations: Arenas for Professional and Symbolic Struggles
- Native Advertising
- News Distribution
- News Editing and the Editorial Process
- Online Comments and Journalism
- Paywalls and Payment Systems
- The Practice of Fixing and the Role of Fixers in Global Journalism
- Public Relations and Journalism
- Skills and Journalism
- Transnational Cooperation in Journalism
- 4. The Reception of Journalism
- Audience Fragmentation and Journalism in the U.S. Context
- Conflict and Journalism
- Credibility and Trust in Journalism
- News Audiences and News Habits
- News Literacy
- News, Children, and Young People
- The Producer/User Distinction in Journalism
- Public Opinion and Journalism
- 5. Systems and Structures of Journalism
- Advertising and Journalism
- Aggregation and Journalism
- Algorithms and Journalism
- Authoritarian Societies and Journalism
- Journalism's Social Contract
- Libel and Defamation in Journalism
- Media Ownership and Journalism
- Media Systems and Journalism
- The Nation-State and Journalism
- News Agencies from Telegraph Bureaus to Cyberfactories
- News Startups
- NGOs as News Organizations
- Political Parallelism
- Press Subsidies
- Public Service Journalism
- Transnational News Flows
- 6. Theories and Research Perspectives
- Comparative Journalism Research
- Four Theories of the Press
- Framing and Journalism
- Global Journalism
- Journalism as a Field
- Journalism as Institution
- News as Genre
- News as Narratives
- The Public Sphere and Journalism
- Representation and Journalism
- Systems Theory and Journalism
