Journalists, sources and credibility
Subtitle: new perspectives
By: edited by Bob Franklin and Matt Carlson
Series: Routledge research in journalism -- 1
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2010
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 203
ISBN-13: 9780415884266
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Matt Carlson and Bob Franklin; title: Credibility, transparency and diversity. Source credibility as a journalistic work tool / Zvi Reich; title: Wither anonymity? journalism and unnamed sources in a changing media environment / Matt Carlson; title: Journalists as "unwilling" sources: transparency and the new ethics of journalism / Angela Phillips; title: Activist media as mainstream model: what can professional journalists learn from indymedia? / Chris Atton; title: Entrenched practices, entrenched sources. Rules, recycling, filters and conspiracies: Nick Davies and the propaganda model / Julian Petley; title: Sources, credibility and the continuing crisis of UK journalism / Bob Franklin; title: Sourcing business news: a case study of public relations uptake / Tom Van Hout; title: Sources of arts journalism: who's writing the arts pages? / Lucinda Strahan; title: Citizens and sourcing: finding a way forward; title: Are citizens becoming sources? A look into Flemish journalists? professional contacts / Jeroen De Keyser, Karin Raeymaeckers and Steve Paulussen; title: The limits of audience participation: UGC @ the BBC / Andrew Williams, Claire Wardle and Karin Wahl Jorgensen; title: The scope of user generated content: user contributions within online journalism / Annika Bergstrom; title: Citizen journalism and everyday life: a case study of Germany's myheimat.de / Axel Bruns.