Making Media uncovers what it means and what it takes to make media, focusing on the
lived experience of media professionals within the global media, including rich case studies …

Research shows that emotional management is often part of journalists' decision-making in
the news creation process and when dealing with attacks, insults, or harassment, which we …

Recent developments in journalism seemingly curtail a satisfying work environment and
contribute to journalists experiencing discrepancies between initial job expectations and …

In the context of changing values, practices and working arrangements, the worlds of
journalism and art converge. Evaluating these professions in conflux and beyond their …

The crisis affecting news organisations, along with their struggle to find a sustainable online
business model, have challenged journalists' professional autonomy, as economic and …

Much has been written about the crisis of print newspapers, but with more attention paid to
issues of production and distribution rather than reception. Furthermore, the scholarship on …

In times of crisis, journalism's own history needs to be reflected upon, both from within and
from outside the newsroom. This paper attempts both. From a scientific perspective, we …

The fact that some journalists leave the profession is hardly surprising. Indeed, one of
journalism educators' long-standing “open secrets” is that many of those who study to be …

This article discusses how the evolution of media industry in Canada affects the construction
of identities and careers in digital journalism. It is based on 17 in-depth interviews with …

Journalists work in a creative profession and often become emotionally attached to “their”
medium. Emotions toward their work are an integral part of journalists' career histories. At …