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The Profession of Journalism - A Collection of Articles on Newspaper Editing and Publishing - cover

The Profession of Journalism - A Collection of Articles on Newspaper Editing and Publishing

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Publisher: Good Press

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In the scholarly anthology "The Profession of Journalism," various esteemed contributors explore the multifaceted dimensions of journalism in contemporary society. Through a series of essays, the book delves into the historical evolution, ethical dilemmas, and technological transformations within the field. Written in a clear and accessible literary style, it situates journalism at the intersection of public trust and accountability, analyzing its critical role in fostering democracy and informed citizenry. The contributions draw from a rich literary context that encompasses the rise of digital media, the challenges posed by misinformation, and the enduring principles that govern journalistic integrity. The authors, a diverse group of scholars and practitioners, bring vast expertise and personal narratives to this collection, illuminating how their careers and experiences have shaped their understanding of journalism's purpose and responsibilities. Their collective backgrounds in media studies, investigative reporting, and ethical practice reveal a deep commitment to the advancement of journalism as a vital societal function, informed by both historical precedents and current challenges. This book is an essential read for students, media professionals, and anyone keen to understand the intricacies of journalism today. It not only offers profound insights into the profession but also serves as a compelling call to action for preserving the integrity of the media landscape in an increasingly chaotic information age.
Available since: 11/19/2023.
Print length: 244 pages.

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