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Journalism in Transition

Role Performance in a Changing Media Landscape

Journalism in Transition

Journalism in Transition

Role Performance in a Changing Media Landscape

Journalism in Transition

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This volume brings together cutting-edge research on how journalism is practiced and transformed in a rapidly changing media environment. The chapters examine how key journalistic roles are performed across different media systems and cultural contexts offering unparalleled comparative insights into journalistic role performance.

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This volume brings together cutting-edge research on how journalism is practiced and transformed in a rapidly changing media environment. The chapters examine how key journalistic roles are performed across different media systems and cultural contexts offering unparalleled comparative insights into journalistic role performance.

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9781041377153
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318
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