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interest in journalism's role in everyday life, in addition to the traditional focus on journalism's …

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literature about Australian news journalism despite evidence of its ongoing prevalence …

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report describes journalists' personal characteristics, employment conditions, and working …

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forms and arguably also its functions-both in fundamental ways. While 'legacy'news media …