Media Business Ethics, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Governance

Picard, Robert G.

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“…Furthermore, gender is not a neutral concept in making sense of the nature of work in the media. This approach urges us to be oriented toward and to more intensively address ethical issues in media organizations and practices (Picard 2021). Third, due to the highly technology-driven nature of media work, the borders and features defining what media work is are being fluctuated and blurred at a considerable pace.…”

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The Nature of Work in the Media Industries: A Literature Review and Future Directions

Omidi

Zotto

Picard

2022

Journalism and Media

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Media work is a culture-making activity affecting the ways people understand the world and, therefore, workers in the media industries have a critical role in shaping collective memories, traditions, and belief systems. While studies regarding the characteristics impacting the nature of work in the media industries have significantly been increasing over the last years, the literature in this area remains highly fragmented. This paper begins to address that shortcoming by conducting an in-depth review of 36 scholarly papers in influential journals published from 2006 to 2020 to provide a comprehensive view of the literature and its approaches. This study elaborates on the concept of media work by organizing previous efforts into five subthemes, including commonalities, contested terrain, gendered profession, emerging practices, and influencing factors. Previous research has emphasized that media workers’ subjective experiences need to be explored further and more in-depth; however, if we wish to depict a more holistic but realistic picture, those experiences should be contextualized and thus linked with the specific organizational configurations and macro structures in which media work is embedded. The present review depicts how work in the media may take different meanings when addressing it through various theoretical frameworks. Our study can enrich future studies regarding the nature of media work by providing a fine-grained foundation in which researchers could understand how their given research problem(s) would be connected with the other issues that potentially impact their studies.

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The Nature of Work in the Media Industries: A Literature Review and Future Directions

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Picard

2022

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“…Art exhibitions typically take place in conventional venues, such as stages or places filled with a crowd of spectators. Art performances nowadays often include shows in various locations, such as recording studios, theaters, or even virtually through digital media (Picard, 2021). Art Ilmu Dakwah: Academic Journal for Homiletic Studies 17(2) (2023) performances have also evolved in various styles and expressions.…”

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Modification of Da’wah Through the Art Performance of Ki Dalang Ulin Nuha

Nisa,

Qalban,

Saputro

2023

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This study aims to understand the messages, methods, and strategies carried out by puppeteers in changing the traditional da'wah format into an interesting and memorable art performance. Descriptive qualitative research was used to collect data, using observation, interviews, and content analysis of art performances performed by Ki Dalang Ulin Nuha. The research findings show the use of various strategies by Ki Dalang Ulin Nuha to deliver da'wah messages to the audience in his art performances, incorporating contemporary innovations such as the use of media & technology, music, sholawat, and interactive dialog with the audience. In addition, Ki Dalang Ulin Nuha also uses straightforward language and relates strict messages to everyday life. The modification of da'wah through Ki Dalang Ulin Nuha's art performances intends to reach and impact various levels of society. Ki Dalang Ulin Nuha's art performances attract audiences of all ages, including children, teenagers, and adults. The implication of this research is that the modification of da'wah through art performances can be an effective strategy in spreading religious messages to the wider community and can be used as a rol model in preaching that is not monotonous. Da'wah grows through larger art performances and inspires puppeteers and other artists to spread religious messages effectively, positively and attractively.

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Navigating the Ethical Terrain Around the Challenges of Fake News and False Narratives: An Integrative Literature Review and a Proposed Agenda for Future Research

Vasist,

Krishnan

2024

J Bus Ethics

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Media Business Ethics, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Governance

Cited by 3 publications

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The Nature of Work in the Media Industries: A Literature Review and Future Directions

The Nature of Work in the Media Industries: A Literature Review and Future Directions

Modification of Da’wah Through the Art Performance of Ki Dalang Ulin Nuha

Navigating the Ethical Terrain Around the Challenges of Fake News and False Narratives: An Integrative Literature Review and a Proposed Agenda for Future Research

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