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The Future Of Journalism
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2nd Year Media: Messages & Meanings (The Future Of Journalism) Mind Map on The Future Of Journalism, created by Jade Jannotti on 19/01/2014.
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media: messages & meanings
the future of journalism
media: messages & meanings
the future of journalism
2nd year
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Jade Jannotti
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The Future Of Journalism
Social Role
'window to the world'
provide information from which we draw 'cognitive maps' of reality
liberal plurist role
supply public with information for rational economic, electoral choices
informs on things they need to know
root of public sphere (Habermas)
uses & gratification (Benevolent)
news used to inform, no power to tell us what to think
media effects = limited impact on audience who uses content to gratify their needs
agenda setting
cause & effect between content of media agenda & public perception of important issues
social constructivism
journalists shape perception of what news is, how we should react to it
social reproduction
media construct our world
news media produced with dominant ideology opposed by superior elite on minor group
Gate-keeper
makes highly subjective judgements about what is/isn't important
news values
makes last decision about what makes it in newspaper
people perceive as true what fits in their belief (dominant ideology)
journalists learn by 'osmosis'
knowledge is assimilated
Citizen Journalism
democratises media by giving access publishing platforms
not trained 'journalists'
construct own sense of reality
Internet in hands of regular people
User Generated Content
normal people taking pictures of events
Edwards Snowden
"sole motive of leaking documents was to inform public"
secrecy doesn't allow freedom of speech
computing technology is a political tol
News Values
Galtung & Ruge
world events
media perceptions
selection distortion
media image
personal perception
selection distortion
personal image
provide hierarchy for which news is recognised as important
Agenda Setting
what to think about
Framing
how to/should think about it
Framing Analysis (Whitney 2004)
journalist selects topics, underlines issues, interprets causes & effects
facilitates audience's comprehension of content
media manipulates society (reality) - active role
media is a passive transmitter
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