Ethical Boundaries among Freelance Journalists

Mathisen, Birgit Røe

doi:10.1080/17512786.2019.1642135

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“…This was exacerbated because of the small communities in which they lived and worked. This pressure to please many masters has also been explored in other journalistic contexts and nations (see, for example, Mathisen, 2019). They also feared for their job security if they did not please their bosses.…”

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Too close for comfort: journalists’ ethical challenges in regional Australia

Stephens

Natoli

Gilchrist

2020

Media International Australia

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Staff and budget cutbacks and systemic changes in news media have been widely documented by journalists and scholars, and this qualitative study aims to understand the empirical experience of journalists outside the cities, where isolation, small staff, tight budgets and close communities are the rule. This article reports on part of a study that investigated the experience of journalists in remote and regional media outlets in Queensland and New South Wales. This article explores the more pointed ethical difficulties journalists experience in regional areas, finding these conundrums add layers to decision-making and complexity in the source–journalist relationships. Journalists in regional and remote areas report feeling pressure to take shortcuts in their story writing due to time restraints, to sensationalise or angle stories to suit management agendas, or to write clickbait headlines. They identified these as challenges to their professional practice.

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Too close for comfort: journalists’ ethical challenges in regional Australia

Stephens

Natoli

Gilchrist

2020

Media International Australia

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“…However, to be able to persuade a worldwide customer into buying and giving an interest in your products or services, marketers need to know one of the strategies to intrigue them into clicking on your business page, in order to increase the sales of your company. According to the previous research that has been done in 2013 (Vinerean et al, 2013) Meanwhile, internet marketing or online marketing has five advantages to the companies as shown in Figure 2 (Mathisen, 2019).…”

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Web-based system for creative writing

Zulfikar

Putri

2020

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Due to the rapid technological development, online business is at a high peak and yet to attract people to buy things on the internet is not as easy as it sounds. The purpose of this study is to describe the importance of the role of creative writing in online marketing. The method used for this study is secondary data, where all the sources are obtained from previous research, including collecting data from articles, books, or online websites. The results indicate that creative writing is one of the most important elements to promote a product or a service for business over the internet. Most people nowadays prefer to buy things online because it is indeed an easier and simpler way. However, to promote and attract more people to look at our online products is not as easy as it sounds. It is because we can’t taste, smell, touch, and feel things while doing online shopping. That’s why we need creative writing in order to create a strong visual in the reader’s mind.

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“…Faut-il au contraire défendre la nécessité de conditions de productions au moins relativement stables pour produire des informations de qualité et indépendantes ? Le rapport aux enjeux éthiques soulevés par cette production selon que l'on soit pigiste ou que l'on bénéficie d'un statut plus pérenne paraît argumenter en faveur de la seconde option (Dubois, 2016 ;Mathisen, 2019). Soulignons aussi que du point de vue de la qualité de vie professionnelle, le devenir précaire des journalistes exerce aussi une tension sur leur capacité à faire sens de leurs choix professionnels : producteurs de contenus variés au rôle démocratique pas toujours évident, ballottés entre différents ethos opposés, la lassitude et/ou le cynisme guettent ces praticien•nes dont les choix de carrière comportaient souvent un grand engagement citoyen initial (Dubois, 2016 ;Frisque, 2014).…”

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Croisements, atypies et émergences dans les métiers du journalisme et de l’information

Baillargeon

Coutant

2019

Revue Communication & professionnalisation

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Ce numéro de la revue Communication & Professionnalisation espère contribuer à la réflexion sur ce secteur en crise. Particulièrement, l’objectif qu’elle s’assigne de dialogue entre chercheures et chercheurs de même qu'avec les praticiennes et praticiens trouve un écho fort dans le constat fréquent du peu de collaborations entre journalistes et chercheur·es. Si ce constat concerne une question plus large de diffusion de la connaissance, espérons que la lecture des articles de ce numéro convaincra déjà les praticien-ne-s de l’accessibilité et de l’utilité de la recherche sur un domaine qui les concerne directement : l’avenir de leur profession.

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Ethical Boundaries among Freelance Journalists

Cited by 8 publications

References 10 publications

Too close for comfort: journalists’ ethical challenges in regional Australia

Too close for comfort: journalists’ ethical challenges in regional Australia

Web-based system for creative writing

Croisements, atypies et émergences dans les métiers du journalisme et de l’information

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