Despite the increasing number of studies examining the conflicts between the media and
populist leaders, understanding how such clashes prompt shifts in journalism norms and …

The article examines how mainstream news organizations in Brazil have tweeted about Jair
Bolsonaro, investigating to what extent they may (voluntarily or not) amplify the visibility of …

The article aims to capture the diversity of emerging practices in fact-checking by exploring,
on the one side, journalists' self-perception of the watchdog role they believe to perform and …

" This book is about public relations. But it is also about how, a whole generation, has
learned to think, to speak and to live within a market-driven neoliberal logic, using the …

Journalists play a part in the public's perception of issues through priming, framing, and
agenda setting media effects (McCombs, 2014; Power et al., 1996; Quinsaat, 2014) …

Journalists' and publics' relationship with truth-telling is so messy because the term “truth”
holds multitudes of competing senses that are rarely acknowledged in journalism discourse …

This article argues that the social scientific epistemology that has dominated journalism for
the past half-century has devalued the moral implications of public affairs and deprived …

Ten handbooks of journalism most-used in Dutch and Iranian (applied) universities were
content-analyzed and compared for their instructions on (crime) newswriting and …

Aliaj, O., & Nicolaou, A.(2020, February 13). Miami Herald owner McClatchy files for
bankruptcy. The Financial Times. Retrieved from https://www. ft. com/content/6959b73a …

This article urges a jolt in journalism theory commensurate with the urgent state of planetary
affairs—including catastrophic climate change and spreading authoritarianism—that …