Essays about: "An introduction to journalism."
Found 4 essays containing the words An introduction to journalism..
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1. Bytes, bias, and bylines : examining AI and the Fourth Estate
University essay from Lunds universitet/Medie- och kommunikationsvetenskap; Lunds universitet/Institutionen för kommunikation och medierAbstract : This thesis examines the development and deployment of artificial intelligence technologies in news media organisations. Here a framework is proposed to analyse new AI and digital technologies and their introduction within the news media and journalism sphere. The framework consists of three stages: applications and implications, and actors (AAI). READ MORE
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2. Online Threats to Journalists in Sweden and the US : An investigation into the orgnizational protections of journalists in an era of outrage-culture
University essay from Södertörns högskolaAbstract : The growing presence of social media in our modern-day world has changed the nature of journalism, as the introduction of Twitter as a tool in modern newsrooms has introduced new threats against journalists. This subject of Twitter in the newsroom has been thoroughly researched in the past; however, the research has largely been quantitative and the consequences of the behavior of journalists using Twitter somewhat less explored. READ MORE
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3. It is not about what you say,it is about how you say it : An analysis model on storytelling in radio documentaries
University essay from Södertörns högskola/JournalistikAbstract : This bachelor’s essay sets to create a prototype analysis model that can be used to analyse radio documentaries. The purpose is to develop a new tool to understand radio documentary storytelling from a listener’s perspective. READ MORE
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4. From hate media to great media? : Rwandan radio journalist’s view of the media climate in their country
University essay from Linnéuniversitetet/Institutionen för medier och journalistik (MJ)Abstract : In 1994 a brutal genocide took place in Rwanda were one part of the population killed over 800 000 of their own people over a period of one hundred days. Rwandan radio, the biggest and most influential medium in the country, played a crucial part in the tragedy and today, almost 22 years after the genocide, Rwanda is trying to rebuild the media system as well as the trust between the public and the journalists. READ MORE