Anecdotal evidence suggests Australian journalism is changing. This study borrows from earlier studies carried out in the United States and Australia to gain a picture of the contemporary Australian journalist. This paper is based on a study carried out in the Australian state of Victoria in late 2007 and early 2008
The news media are often criticised for not considering the impact of their reporting on audiences. ...
Because of rapid change in journalism, mostly caused by digital technology, the newsroom appears to ...
With attention focused on the battle for news ratings between Channels Seven and Nine, an underlying...
Anecdotal evidence suggests Australian journalism is changing. This study borrows from earlier studi...
Studies of journalists’ professional views have a long history in many countries around the globe. T...
Numerous studies have pointed to the fact that journalism in most industrialised societies is underg...
The work performed by Australian journalists is undergoing a series of fundamental shifts, driven by...
Media convergence and newsroom integration have become industry buzzwords as the ideas spread throug...
Between 1975 and 2015 print journalists in Australia experienced an unprecedented period of change i...
As the primary mechanism through which journalistic labour is organized within a newsroom, news beat...
An Australia-wide study of journalism employment in Australia conducted in 2007 is replicated using ...
The issue of whether the practice of journalism for new mobile platforms and round-the-clock deliver...
Much has been written about the alleged “crisis” of journalism, with narratives of cultural pessimis...
The issue of whether the practice of journalism for new mobile platforms and round-the-clock deliver...
Industry insiders and media academics often voice unease about the transformations taking place in t...
The news media are often criticised for not considering the impact of their reporting on audiences. ...
Because of rapid change in journalism, mostly caused by digital technology, the newsroom appears to ...
With attention focused on the battle for news ratings between Channels Seven and Nine, an underlying...
Anecdotal evidence suggests Australian journalism is changing. This study borrows from earlier studi...
Studies of journalists’ professional views have a long history in many countries around the globe. T...
Numerous studies have pointed to the fact that journalism in most industrialised societies is underg...
The work performed by Australian journalists is undergoing a series of fundamental shifts, driven by...
Media convergence and newsroom integration have become industry buzzwords as the ideas spread throug...
Between 1975 and 2015 print journalists in Australia experienced an unprecedented period of change i...
As the primary mechanism through which journalistic labour is organized within a newsroom, news beat...
An Australia-wide study of journalism employment in Australia conducted in 2007 is replicated using ...
The issue of whether the practice of journalism for new mobile platforms and round-the-clock deliver...
Much has been written about the alleged “crisis” of journalism, with narratives of cultural pessimis...
The issue of whether the practice of journalism for new mobile platforms and round-the-clock deliver...
Industry insiders and media academics often voice unease about the transformations taking place in t...
The news media are often criticised for not considering the impact of their reporting on audiences. ...
Because of rapid change in journalism, mostly caused by digital technology, the newsroom appears to ...
With attention focused on the battle for news ratings between Channels Seven and Nine, an underlying...
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