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US journalists avoid suggesting solutions to crises
American journalists fear that reporting on possible solutions to crises could make them seem biased, Lauren Kogen, of Temple University, writes. Kogen interviewed 19 American journalists and editors who have been reporting on famine in Africa.
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Why and how do Singaporeans share news?
There are two main types of news-sharing behaviour, Debbie Goh, Richard Ling, Liuyu Huang and Doris Liew found: sharing “actionable news” and “phatic” sharing.
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The lack of diversity in UK’s media remains
In a report for the United Kingdom’s National Council for the Training of Journalists, Mark Spilsbury explores the reasons for why there is a lack of diversity within the British media. The report looks at various studies and statistics concerning UK media and higher education.
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Research of November 2017
All journalism-related articles and reports from November 2017, updated a couple of times per week. Currently has 102 entries.
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