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DOI: 10.1080/1461670x.2016.1272065
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“…The media landscape in Switzerland is similar to that of other countries in Northern Europe, both in terms of the media system (Hallin et Mancini 2004) and of journalists' working conditions and role perceptions (Hanitzsch et al 2011;Bonin et al 2017). Moreover, the Swiss media landscape is known to be particularly dense and diverse (Bonin et al 2017;Dingerkus et al 2018).…”
Section: Management Organizational Structure and Investigative Commitmentmentioning
confidence: 71%
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“…The media landscape in Switzerland is similar to that of other countries in Northern Europe, both in terms of the media system (Hallin et Mancini 2004) and of journalists' working conditions and role perceptions (Hanitzsch et al 2011;Bonin et al 2017). Moreover, the Swiss media landscape is known to be particularly dense and diverse (Bonin et al 2017;Dingerkus et al 2018).…”
Section: Management Organizational Structure and Investigative Commitmentmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…The media landscape in Switzerland is similar to that of other countries in Northern Europe, both in terms of the media system (Hallin et Mancini 2004) and of journalists' working conditions and role perceptions (Hanitzsch et al 2011;Bonin et al 2017). Moreover, the Swiss media landscape is known to be particularly dense and diverse (Bonin et al 2017;Dingerkus et al 2018). Consequently, research on Swiss investigative journalism practice at both the individual and organizational levels promises to be particularly fruitful while still remaining relevant for the wider European context, which has become a major breeding ground for watchdog reporting.…”
Section: Management Organizational Structure and Investigative Commitmentmentioning
confidence: 71%
“…Though our literature review started with references to the diversity of journalistic cultures in Belgium (Bonin et al 2017), our results indicate strong similarities between the two subsamples. The students discuss ethical issues in relatively equivalent terms and seem to experience similar situations.…”
Section: Two Journalistic Cultures Same Ethicsmentioning
confidence: 75%
“…Instead of taking a comparative approach, the project aims to highlight trends that transcend national or even regional particularities. In this regard, it builds on research that has established the existence of common professional cultures, notably between Switzerland and Belgium (Bonin et al, 2017) and of common traits between different national media systems (Hallin and Mancini, 2004). A significant part of the project consisted of developing a database of initiatives undertaken by local news media to (re)connect with audiences.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%