Changing Roles in a Changing World

Chapman, Jane L. (author) / Nuttall, Nick (author)

Journalism Today ; 97-119

2011-04-05

22 pages

9781405179539 , 9781444395372

https://doi.org/10.1002/9781444395372.ch5

Article/Chapter (Book)

Electronic Resource

English

changing roles in a changing world , shift in emphasis, by Maxwell ‐ strategic considerations, content‐led to a marketing‐led approach , self‐aware journalist, for influential liberal thinker John Stuart Mill ‐ commercial press and professional journalist, a loss rather than a gain , changing patterns ‐ funding and ownership ‐ British journalist William Maxwell, on differences between old and new journalism , demands of a new commercial “tone” infiltrating not just news agendas ‐ and very DNA of the press itself , the journalist's clay, having always been news ‐ fairly constant , advertising, a two‐edged sword ‐ wealth creator for owners of the press, as a content controller on editors and reporters , technology, work and business ‐ journalism more than just a job , technology, a space–time continuum ‐ from periphery of a journalist's consciousness to center stage , modern media environment, being impossible for journalists ‐ not to be aware of impact of technology on their ways of working