2009
DOI: 10.1080/16522354.2009.11073479
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Implications of Technological Change For Journalists’ Tasks and Skills

Abstract: The authors explore how technology has altered the work processes and activities in news organizations. They show how story idea generation, research, sourcing, processing, packaging, and repurposing have changed and created needs for news skills and capabilities.

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“…This study picks up where Turow and Tsui (2008) left off in the United States and other related studies in Western Europe (Phillips et al, 2009;Witschge and Nygren, 2009). In the age of online news, the jurisdictional protectionism shown by American journalists in the present study raises serious questions as to the empowering potential of the internet to level the playing field of international communication across national borders.…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…This study picks up where Turow and Tsui (2008) left off in the United States and other related studies in Western Europe (Phillips et al, 2009;Witschge and Nygren, 2009). In the age of online news, the jurisdictional protectionism shown by American journalists in the present study raises serious questions as to the empowering potential of the internet to level the playing field of international communication across national borders.…”
Section: Conclusion and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Even a well-equipped news organization cannot compete with millions of citizens with cameras taking "random acts of journalism" (Lasica, 2003). These and similar cases (e.g., Romenesko, 2012;Sambrook, 2012;Singer, 2011) raise questions about whether professional photojournalists have skills that are generally unavailable to nonprofessionals (Beam & Meeks, 2011;Phillips, Singer, Vlad, & Becker, 2009;Singer, 2011). A trend of "deprofessionalism," in which professionals struggle to defend their practices as unique from nonprofessionals (Abbott, 1988), is prevalent in the 21st century (Becker & Vlad, 2011).…”
Section: Tara Buehner Mortensen and Ana Keshelashvilimentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Gazetecilik her dönem teknik-teknolojik gelişmelerden etkilenmiştir (Creech & Mendelson, 2015;Pavlik, 2000;Phillips et al, 2009). Günümüzde bu etki bilişim teknolojilerinin, özellikle de internetin hızla yaygınlaşmasıyla birlikte kendisini gazetecilik pratikleri üzerinde de göstermektedir (Van Der Haak, Parks, & Castells, 2012).…”
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