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Foundations of community journalism / edited by Bill Reader, John A. Hatcher.

LIBRA PN4784.C73 F78 2012
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Reader, Bill, 1970-
Hatcher, John A.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Community newspapers.
Journalism, Regional.
Local mass media.
Physical Description:
xix, 283 pages ; 23 cm
Place of Publication:
Thousand Oaks, Calif. : SAGE Publications, [2012]
Summary:
This collection of 24 essays brings together literature reviews, expert advice, history, sociological analysis, and methodological outlines on community journalism. Specific essays look at community journalism as metropolitan ecology, community journalism in an online world of user-generated content, institutional power and community media, community journalism in terms of a global community, economics of community newspapers, and broadcast journalism. The editors Reader (journalism, Ohio U.) and Hatcher (journalism and writing studies, U. of Minnesota, Duluth) stress that this collection not only brings readers up to speed on the history and methods of community journalism, but points toward future research and developments. To that end, it's intended for graduate and advanced undergraduate students, but would be appropriate for non-specialists working in community journalism. The other contributors are professors of journalism and communications, as well as a veteran expert of community journalism. Annotation ©2012 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Contents:
Background and explication. Community journalism: a concept of connectedness / Bill Reader
Community journalism's challenge to do journalism / Linda Steiner
Key works: some connections between journalism and community / Jack Rosenberry
Bringing scholars and professionals together / Gloria Freeland
The Minnesota team: key studies of institutional power and community media / Eileen Gilligan
The human background to research / Eileen Gilligan
Theories and methods. Community journalism and community history / Janice Hume
Reexamine the history of big-city community journalism / G. Michael Killenberg
The challenge of measuring community journalism / Wilson Lowrey
Methodological choices offered from the study of the Norwegian press / Sigurd Høst
Drawing from the critical cultural well / Bill Reader
Asian and American perspectives on community journalism / Crispin C. Maslog
A view from outside: what other social science disciplines can teach us about community journalism / John A. Hatcher
Community journalism as metropolitan ecology / Lewis Friedland
Multimedia and global considerations. Considering community journalism from the perspective of public relations and advertising / Diana Knott Martinelli
The economics of community newspapers / Stephen Lacy
Broadcasting and community journalism / George L. Daniels
The developing world: considering community radio in Africa / Guy Berger
Community journalism in an online world / Hans K. Meyer and George L. Daniels
Citizens, journalists, and user-generated content / Nicholas W. Jankowski
Magazines and community / Cary Roberts Frith
Making the mundane matter / Carolyn Kitch
Community journalism as an international phenomenon / John A. Hatcher
Studying the global community of community journalists / Chad Stebbins.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
9781412974660
1412974666
OCLC:
713186172

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