Inside the TV Newsroom
Profession Under Pressure
Distributed for Intellect Ltd
340 pages
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6 halftones
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7 x 9
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© 2018
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- Review Quotes
Table of Contents

Contents
PART I: Journalists and newsrooms as objects of research
PART II: An anthropologist among journalists
PART III: Introducing the four news divisions and a relationship of constant competition
PART IV: Inside the new newsroom
PART V: New struggles and old ideals
PART VI: Exiting the newsroom
Summary
Bibliography
PART II: An anthropologist among journalists
PART III: Introducing the four news divisions and a relationship of constant competition
PART IV: Inside the new newsroom
PART V: New struggles and old ideals
PART VI: Exiting the newsroom
Summary
Bibliography
Review Quotes
Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly
"An insightful, well-written, often witty example of what happens when researchers immerse themselves in the everyday working life of the journalists they aim to study. . . . The way Thomsen deals with ethical questions renders this book a very important tool for anyone seeking to conduct newsroom ethnography today. . . . Thomsen maps the field in which academics and journalists alike need to engage to resolve the future of our press."
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