| Description |
1 online resource (231 p.) |
| Series |
Routledge Research in Journalism Ser |
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Routledge Research in Journalism Ser
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| Contents |
Intro -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Tables -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: understanding job loss among journalists -- 1. Understanding job loss among journalists -- Introduction -- The New Beats Project -- The contributions of Journalists and Job Loss -- References -- Part I: A new field of study: what happens next after job loss in journalism -- 2. Australian journalists: adapting to redundancy over time -- Introduction -- Redundancies in Australia -- From steady career to precarity -- Life and wellbeing |
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Changing career expectations -- Autonomy and precarity -- Transferrable skills -- The passage of time -- References -- 3. Passion and precarity: producing public interest journalism after job loss -- Introduction -- Existing research -- Findings -- The moment of departure -- Motivation and starting up -- Sustaining the effort -- Wellbeing -- Conclusion -- References -- 4. Newly branded: the experiences of post-redundancy journalists who go on to work in public relations -- Introduction -- The 'dark side' no more? Global trends in journalism and PR employment |
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How many on the 'dark side'? Career pathways post-redundancy -- Journalists and PR practitioners, managing blurring boundaries -- Predominantly PR: those who made the switch -- Redundancy reflections -- Career aspirations -- Professional identity and role conflict -- Conclusion -- References -- 5. Understanding loss in legacy newsrooms -- Introduction -- Literature review -- Research methods -- Findings -- Journalists reflecting on quality -- A growing awareness of the impact of job loss on journalism -- Conclusion -- References -- 6. Job loss and unionism in Australian journalism -- Introduction |
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Unionism in journalism and journalism studies -- Landmark studies -- Scholarly inquiry -- New lines of research -- Conclusion -- References -- Part II: Towards world-wide understanding: case studies of the aftermath of job loss in the global North and South -- 7. Living on the edge: U.S. newspaper journalism following the great exodus -- Introduction -- The collapse -- The diminished journalist -- Subsequent fallout -- Conclusions -- References -- 8. Finland: shock and relief -- Introduction -- Careers in transition -- Findings -- Mourning their identities -- Help, please! |
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Networks and boldness lead to new jobs -- Embracing uncertainty -- Adhering to professional identity -- Several ways to survive -- Discussion -- Note -- References -- 9. The Netherlands: making it work -- Introduction -- The Netherlands media landscape -- New Beats in The Netherlands -- Results -- Professional identity: security -- Professional identity: autonomy -- Professional identity: community -- Professional identity: creativity -- Professional identity: passion -- Discussion -- Notes -- References -- 10. Not 'just another job': journalism as public service -- Introduction |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
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Journalism job loss in Canada |
| Subject |
Journalism -- Vocational guidance.
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Journalists -- Employment
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Journalism -- Technological innovations
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Journalism -- Technological innovations
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Journalism -- Vocational guidance
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Journalists -- Employment
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Zion, Lawrie
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O'Donnell, Penny
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Sherwood, Merryn
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| ISBN |
1000505162 |
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9781000505160 |
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