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date: 22 April 2025

Journalism and Explaining News Contentlocked

Journalism and Explaining News Contentlocked

  • Erik Albæk, Erik AlbækCentre for Journalism, Department of Political Science, University of Southern Denmark
  • Morten SkovsgaardMorten SkovsgaardCentre for Journalism, Department of Political Science and Public Management, University of Southern Denmark
  • , and Claes H. de VreeseClaes H. de VreeseDepartment of Political Communication and Journalism, University of Amsterdam

Summary

Three models are presented to explain variation in news content. In the first model the explanation is based on the individual journalist, in the second model on the professional journalist, and in the third model on the organized journalist. The individual journalist model focuses on how the background and values of individual journalists may impact their journalistic products; the professional journalist model considers the professional values and work norms that apply across individual journalists and across news organizations; the organized journalist model looks at how the organization within which journalists work may affect news content.

Subjects

  • Journalism Studies

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