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Paljon vanhaa, jotain uutta ja jotain lainattua: Suomalaisjournalistien ammattikuva Worlds of Journalism Study -kyselyssä

2023

Tässä raportissa perehdytään suomalaisten journalistisen työn tekijöiden ammattiarvoihin, -etiikkaan, työoloihin ja käsityksiin journalismista. Työ perustuu kansainväliseen Worlds of Journalism Study (WJS) -projektiin, jossa selvitetään säännöllisesti journalismin tilaa eri puolilla maailmaa (WJS 2022a). Ensimmäinen kysely tehtiin vuosina 2007–2011, jolloin mukana oli 21 maata ja 2 100 journalistia. Suomi liittyi projektiin vuonna 2013 sen toisessa aallossa. Siihen osallistui vuosina 2012–2016 kaikkiaan 67 maata ja yli 27 500 journalistia. Tässä raportissa keskitytään projektin kolmanteen aaltoon, joka on käynnissä vuosina 2021–2023. Mukana on yli 120 maata eri puolilta maailmaa. WJS-projek…

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Journalisti vai viestintäkonsultti? : toimittajan ammattirooli viestintätoimistossa

2004

Sivut 8-27 eivät toimi.

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Journalismikritiikki suomalaisissa blogeissa

2014

Blogit ovat verkkoviestintää puhtaimmillaan. Ne ovat syntyneet internetissä ja ne hyödyntävät verkon ominaisuuksia, erityisesti hyperlinkkiä, verkkonatiivin luontevalla otteella. Journalismikritiikin alustaksi blogit sopivat erityisen hyvin: ne pystyvät kommentoimaan online-uutisointia reaaliaikaisesti, niiden julkaisukynnys on matala, portinvartijoita ei ole, ja lisäksi potentiaalinen lukijakunta on suuri. Blogeja kirjoittaa melko pieni osa suomalaisista (5–7%), ja heistäkin vain murto-osa kirjoittaa journalismikriittistä blogia. Sen sijaan blogeja lukee nuoresta väestöstä reilu puolet, keski-ikäisistäkin kolmannes. Varsinkin verkossa aktiivisesti viihtyvälle nettikansalle…

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News Automation : The rewards, risks and realities of ‘machine journalism’

2019

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Frequency distribution of journalistic attention for scientific studies and scientific sources: An input – output analysis

2020

Based on the decision-theoretical conditions underlying the selection of events for news coverage in science journalism, this article uses a novel input-output analysis to investigate which of the more than eight million scientific study results published between August 2014 and July 2018 have been selected by global journalism to a relevant degree. We are interested in two different structures in the media coverage of scientific results. Firstly, the structure of sources that journalists use, i.e. scientific journals, and secondly, the congruence of the journalistic selection of single results. Previous research suggests that the selection of sources and results follows a certain heavy-tai…

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Gender Representation of Athletes in Finnish and Swedish Tabloids : A quantitative and qualitative content analysis of Athens 2004 and Turin 2006 Oly…

2016

AbstractThe study examines quantitatively and qualitatively gender representation in Finnish and Swedish tabloids’ sports coverage during Athens 2004 summer and Turin 2006 winter Olympics. Several media studies argue that sports journalism marginalises women’s sports and sexualises female athletes. The results of this study show that male athletes received more coverage than female athletes in every tabloid, but when the number of domestic participants and their level of success were considered, neither country’s tabloids quantitatively marginalised women’s sports. Qualitative analysis found that research stereotypes showing trivialisation and sexualisation of female athletes were incorrect…

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Kun brändistä tulee media : miksi brändijournalismia kulutetaan ja kuinka sen sisällöt koetaan?

2015

Perinteisen mainonnan menettäessä tehoaan organisaatiot ovat keskittyneet omaan sisällöntuotantoonsa, ja monet brändit ovat muuttuneet mediasisältöjen tuottajiksi ja julkaisijoiksi. Nämä brändijournalismin kaltaiset mainonnan uudet muodot ja journalistiset brändisisällöt ovat puhututtaneet journalismin, viestinnän ja markkinoinnin ammattilaisia, mutta ala vaatii tutkimustietoa toiminnan tueksi. Tämän tutkimuksen tavoitteena oli luoda ymmärrystä brändijournalismin ilmiöstä kuluttajan näkökulmasta selvittämällä, mihin tarpeisiin sisältöjä kulutetaan, miten sisällöt koetaan ja mitkä tekijät vaikuttavat sisältöjen kokemiseen ja niihin suhtautumiseen. Tavoittee…

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Brand impact on purchase intention. An approach in social networks channel

2012

Networks are an exciting new channel that brands should use for promoting a more participatory and proactive context with a user, increasingly elusive and restrictive, that takes decisions based on the impulses generated by networkers. We propose a model adapted to the reality studied and composed by several models and theories that have got widespread support in the literature. In this paper, the goal is threefold, in response to a consumer perspective: (i) measuring the efficiency, in social networks, of the constructs selected  regarding the attitude towards network and the intention to use, (ii) measuring the influence of attitude toward the net in the attitude toward the brand in terms…

business.industryBrand awarenessPerspective (graphical)Context (language use)AdvertisingCitizen journalismPurchasingBrand managementThe InternetBusiness and International ManagementMarketingbusinessPsychologyGeneral Economics Econometrics and FinanceComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUSCommunication channelEconomics and Business Letters
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Diversity in British, Swedish, and German Newsrooms: Problem Awareness, Measures, and Achievements

2020

A core tenet of journalism is to contribute toward a functioning and healthy public sphere by ensuring transparency over issues and perspectives from different segments of society. However, it has become increasingly doubtful whether the news media can reflect the true diversity of society while lacking internal diversity in their newsrooms. In our study of three European countries (Germany, Sweden, and the UK), we assess how news organizations cope with the challenges of achieving diversity among their editorial staff and fostering a diversity-sensitive newsroom culture. Drawing on semi-standardized interviews with editors-in-chief and managing editors at 18 outlets, our analysis systemati…

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Media’s portrayal of CAM: Exploring 40 years of narratives and meanings in public discourse

2021

The media are a key element in being able to assess how the climate of public opinion regarding Complementary and Alternative Medicines (CAM) has evolved over the years. The aim of this study is to explore the variation of the media representations along 40 years (1979–2018) in Spanish newspapers to assess if the press has contributed to legitimise, delegitimise or maintain the status quo of these therapies. From quantitative and qualitative approaches, we evaluate the media attention, the narratives, linguistic terms and tone used, and the relations between them. Results indicate the media reporting on CAM has remained relatively stable during the first 37 years (1979–2015) of the study, …

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