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Suppression Orders: Reskilling Journalists And The Judiciary, Mark Pearson, Caroline Graham
Suppression Orders: Reskilling Journalists And The Judiciary, Mark Pearson, Caroline Graham
Caroline Graham
Journalists, media organisations and industry bodies have long complained about the number of suppression orders issued in Australia each year and the inconsistency of approaches across the nation's nine jurisdictions. State and federal governments have recently taken steps towards developing a national notification system for supression orders, which would at least improve communication to media organisations about the order. Yet important problems still remain for journalists trying to cover court cases, including the widely varied approaches of judicial officers, financial constraints on media organisations which have previously appealed such orders and the inexperience of journalists with the process of objecting …
The New, Old Journalism: Narrative Writing In Contemporary Newspapers, Jane Johnston, Caroline Graham
The New, Old Journalism: Narrative Writing In Contemporary Newspapers, Jane Johnston, Caroline Graham
Caroline Graham
While there is a significant literature on the rise of narrative journalism in daily newspapers, mostly from the United States, few studies have investigated the breakdown of newswriting styles in the front end of the newspaper, with a specific focus on the use of narrative techniques. This study investigates the writing styles of two daily metropolitan print newspapers in order to provide some concrete data on narrative news reporting in Australia. In a sense, it responds to Mark Kramer's comment in 2000 that “no one has added up the reallocated column inches to quantify this change.” The research analyses 5000 …
The New, Old Journalism: Narrative Writing In Contemporary Newspapers, Jane Johnston, Caroline Graham
The New, Old Journalism: Narrative Writing In Contemporary Newspapers, Jane Johnston, Caroline Graham
Jane Johnston
While there is a significant literature on the rise of narrative journalism in daily newspapers, mostly from the United States, few studies have investigated the breakdown of newswriting styles in the front end of the newspaper, with a specific focus on the use of narrative techniques. This study investigates the writing styles of two daily metropolitan print newspapers in order to provide some concrete data on narrative news reporting in Australia. In a sense, it responds to Mark Kramer's comment in 2000 that “no one has added up the reallocated column inches to quantify this change.” The research analyses 5000 …
Recall And Recognition Of In-Game Advertising: Effects Of Environment, Ad Positioning And Difficulty, Koos Buijten, Claudia Pellengahr, Penny De Byl
Recall And Recognition Of In-Game Advertising: Effects Of Environment, Ad Positioning And Difficulty, Koos Buijten, Claudia Pellengahr, Penny De Byl
Penny de Byl
No abstract provided.
Multimedia Journalism As A Research Method - A New Approach, Mark Pearson, Roger Patching
Multimedia Journalism As A Research Method - A New Approach, Mark Pearson, Roger Patching
Roger Patching
Journalism has long been considered the subject of academic research rather than a research method in its own right (Hartely, 1995, p.27). Scholars have considered the use of both qualitative and quantitative academic methods in mainstream journalistic practice. Others have argued that major works of journalism should be accepted by the university and research sectors as the equivalent of academic research (Bacon, 2009). But only recently have some posited the notion that the journalistic combination of deadline-centred, source-based, document-sifting, interview-oriented, multi-tasking research could constitute a distinctive research method of value to academic researcher; particularly those focused on journalism theory and …
The Lolita Effect: The Media Sexualization Of Young Girls And What We Can Do About It, Meenakshi Durham
The Lolita Effect: The Media Sexualization Of Young Girls And What We Can Do About It, Meenakshi Durham
Meenakshi Gigi Durham
No abstract provided.
Girls, Sexuality And The Media: Confronting The Lolita Effect., Meenakshi Durham
Girls, Sexuality And The Media: Confronting The Lolita Effect., Meenakshi Durham
Meenakshi Gigi Durham
No abstract provided.