role of journalism was to act as a mediator or translator between the public and policy making elites. The journalist became the middleman( посредник ). When elites spoke‚ journalists listened and recorded the information‚ distilled it‚ and passed it on to the public for their consumption. Аn intermediary (тоже посредник )was needed to filter news for the masses. In a free society‚ journalists should seek to represent the opinions of the people in writing stories that reflect every aspect of an issue
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Gender Discrimination in Media ------------------------------------------------- A study of media units in Solapur city By Ravindra Chincholkar Department of Journalism and Mass Communication‚ Solapur University rbchincholkar@gmail.com 09860091855 Abstract This study examines women’s participation and representation in media. This study is based on the statistics of media units in Solapur city. Women constitute nearly 50% of population in every
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actual Apple products." http://www.theverge.com/apple/2011/11/2/2533472/apple-vs-samsung Another example of plagiarism has occurred in the realm of journalism. In August 2012‚ CNN journalist Fareed Zakaria‚ was caught in a plagiarism scandal after having found lifting a paragraph from an article written by journalist Jill Lepore in The New Yorker to an article in Time Magazine. He was later suspended from writing for Time
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The Story of Daniel Pearl as a journalist in Dubai was very tragic. Daniel Pearl was very brave of facing those people for a interview seeking and asking information into unknown territory that leads him to a very tragic death. In the movie narrated by Mariane his wife‚ it has been said that his body was cut into seven pcs. though that the video of Daniel Pearl being killed by the people who kidnapped him was not shown in the movie I can imagine how hard his experience being tortured and killed
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Introduction The media in Kenya is a diverse and vibrant growing industry. There are more than 90FM radio stations‚ 14 television stations and a massive number of formal and informal print newspapers and magazines. For a long time the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) dominated Kenya ’s electronic media scene as the only nationwide broadcaster‚ but with time‚ privately owned media houses have taken charge to the point of mockingly reporting the recent strike of KBC staff. Relations between
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newspapers – in the Russian‚ American and French press. With regards to the Russian press‚ I will try to cover the spectrum of the Russian media and to show how the pro-Russian bias is noteworthy even in the most liberal publications. All Russian journalists seem to take part in the “war effort”. I will analyze the TV news reports that were broadcast on evening‚ August 12‚ 2008‚ on the Channel One Pervyi Kanal‚ the Russian TV Channel with the widest audience. This channel‚ which is majority owned by
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The Five Fundamentals of Journalism Ethics Which of my five fundamentals is most important for journalists to follow? Bio Patrick Duprey I am a sophomore journalism student at Ithaca College’s Roy H. Park School of Communications. Contact me with your journalism ethics concerns via email at dupreyethics@gmail.com. View my complete profile Blog Archive * ▼ 2010 (6) * ▼ May (6) * The Five Fundamentals of Journalism Ethics * Report the Truth (and Nothing But)
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the receiver.” According to Elliot & Culver‚ 1988‚ “Journalists are not above using some forms of deception to get stories.” Deception occurs in two key areas of journalism: 1. In news gathering 2. In news writing Deception in news gathering News gathering refers to establishing rapport with subjects. One way of doing this is by interviewing them. What can make news gathering deceptive is the identity of journalist remaining unknown to subject. Using any recording devices
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It is no secret that the Russian government is very different from the United States‚ which may be a bit intimidating for an American journalist entering into the unfamiliar political world of Bloomberg. Relocating from a completely individualistic society to a collectivist society will require major adjustments when collaborating in an intercultural environment. Since Russia is mainly collectivist‚ the power distance between power holders and society is very approachable. When compared to the United
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Those who are open to personal values influencing journalistic practice have criticized the issue of objective reporting by journalists. This is because of the present unbalance between journalists’ freedom and responsibility; their role as representatives of the Fourth Estate and their freedom and need to communicate and uphold ideas and values (Hirst & Patching 2005). There are many criteria for ‘good’ journalism and objectivity and has long been considered a vital factor‚ however is it fair to
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