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Qualitätsmodelle im Hörfunk: Mehr als Quoten und Formate

Kirsten Annette Vogel, Ursula Wienken (eds.)

Bad Honnef: Katholisch-Soziales Institut (KSI) (2013), 164 pp.

"Das von uns unter anderem vorgestellte Qualitätsmodell QMB (Qualitätsmanagement in Bürgermedien) beinhaltet beispielsweise die Aufforderung zu definieren, welche Vision den Sender oder das Radio leitet. Wie stellt man sich in der Redaktion „gelungenes Radio“ vor? Eine spannende Frage, die vi ... more

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Profiles in Blogging: How Bloggers Around the World Practice Their Craft

Christopher Connell

Washington, DC: Center for International Media Assistance (CIMA) (2013), 30 pp.

"Examines the impact and reach not only of well-known bloggers such as Cuba’s Yoani Sánchez but also the independent Saudi journalist Ahmed Al Omran, who started writing the Saudi Jeans blog as a pharmacy student to improve his English skills and combat stereotypes about his country; Atiaf Alwazi ... more

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Citizen Journalism is Here to Stay

Media Development, volume 60, issue 1 (2013), pp. 1-18

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Digital Journalism Trainers Manual: Introduction to Digital Media and Media Convergence

Washington, DC: IREX (2013), 73 pp.

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An Analysis of the Cambodian Print Media

Phalla San, Subha Raj Shilpakar

Phnom Penh: Alliance for Conflict Tranformation (ACT) (2013), iii, 59 pp.

"This paper reveals that Cambodian newspapers have tendency towards being biased to their political affiliations. According to the findings of this study, Cambodian newspapers have three inclinations: pro-government, opposition, and neutrality. The pro-government and opposition newspapers are the ma ... jority in circulation. Most news articles published by these newspapers favor their own party‘s endeavors and concerns rather than the common public interest. There are also a small number of newspapers that claim to be neutral and independent from any political attachments. In contrast, the independent newspapers‘ contents serve public interest and are more in-depth. The case study on media coverage on the detention of 13 Beoung Kak activists, which is on the latter part of this study, proves this assertion. While it has been found that there are a few Khmer language newspapers that publish articles on this incident regularly, results of the content analysis suggests that English language newspapers more regularly and actively observe the developing story of the dispute ranging from less to most important events. Majority of the news focus on accidents, crime and land issues. This research has also observed that newspapers give more attention to recent events and issues rather than prioritizing on ongoing social problems. Opinion-based articles, news analysis of social issues and editorial are rarely published. Although editorials are appear in some newspapers, they are used to attack their enemy instead of providing solutions on the problems. When compared to English language newspapers, news reporting in some Khmer language newspapers lacks professionalism and ethical practice. In terms of news coverage, both Khmer and English newspapers are more focused on their reporting on events in Phnom Penh and undermine the news from provincial areas of Cambodia. Respondents agreed that media has an important role in building peace in Cambodia and that the local print media has yet to fulfill this crucial role due to economic, professional, and self-imposed ethical limitations. There is an immense need to educate and re-educate many Cambodian journalists to their responsibility to the public and their power to effect positive change, which includes sustainable peace." (Executive summary) more

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Online Comment Moderation: Emerging Best Practices

Federica Cherubini, Alexandra Waldhorn

Darmstadt: World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) (2013), 77 pp.

"The news organisations that we spoke to could be broadly divided into two camps with regards to their attitudes to online comments: there are those who embrace comments from users, often as part of a wider strategy of involving their readers in their publication, and there are those who see them as ... more

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Violence, Drugs, and Migration in the Border of Ciudad Juárez-El Paso: The Challenges Facing Journalists

Lourdes Cárdenas

In: Reporting at the Southern Borders

Giovanna Dell'Orto; Vicki L. Birchfield (eds.)

London; New York: Routledge (2013), 12 pp.

"At the beginning of 2008, the war between two powerful Mexican drug cartels generated an incredible wave of violence in some cities along the US-Mexican border. In Ciudad Juárez, located in the northern state of Chihuahua and to the west of the Texas-Mexico border, the feud over control of drug-tr ... more

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Transformations in Egyptian Journalism

Naomi Sakr

London; Oxford: Tauris;Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (2013), xviii, 109 pp.

"Egypt’s revolutionary uprising in 2011 raised important questions about the kind of journalism that would be viable in the country’s changing political dynamics. Suddenly the output of bloggers, online radio and social media news operations, which had all formed part of the groundswell of actio ... more

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The Art of Pitching

Ken Siverstein

Forum for African Investigative Reporters (FAIR) (2013), 7 pp.

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Manual for Radio Journalists
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Peter Hüllen, Thorsten Karg

Bonn: Deutsche Welle DW Akademie (2013), 87 pp.

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Aufbruch, Erfolg und Erniedrigung

Lutz Mükke

Message, issue 2 (2013), pp. 10-13

"Investigative Reporter des afrikanischen Netzwerks FAIR decken in transnationalen Teams skandalöse Missstände auf. Trotz ihrer Erfolge gibt es kaum Grund zur Euphorie – auch wegen der Europäer." (Seite 10)

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Global Investigative Journalism: Strategies for Support
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David E. Kaplan

Washington, DC: Center for International Media Assistance (CIMA), 2nd ed. (2013), 61 pp.

"Global and regional networks of investigative journalists, backed by donors and fueled by globalization and an explosion in data and communications technology, are growing increasingly effective and sophisticated. Journalists are linking up as never before to collaborate on stories involving intern ... more

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The Uncertain Future: Centers for Investigative Journalism in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia

Nevena Ršumovic

Sarajevo: Analitika – Center for Social Research (2013), 57 pp.

"Is it possible to introduce, in a sustainable manner, investigative reporting practices and non-profit centers into media contexts that lack the basic preconditions necessary for the development of investigative reporting? The answer seems rather multifaceted and far from obvious or definite. For e ... more

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Data Journalism in Asia: A Collection of Articles from Members of the Society of Asian Journalists (SAJ)

Simon Winkelmann (ed.)

Singapore: Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS) (2013), 90 pp.

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Reporting on Corruption: A Resource Tool for Governments and Journalists

United Nations Convention against Corruption

Vienna: United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) (2013), 117 pp.

"This Tool is not a true how-to manual, although it offers detailed suggestions from leading journalists on innovative ways to use a vast and growing trove of public records and independent media networks. The flood of information in today’s inter-connected world creates an opportunity for journal ... more

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Manual de periodismo de datos iberoamericano

Felipe Perry, Miguel Paz (eds.)

Fundación Poderomedia;Universidad Alberto Hurtado, Escuela de Periodismo (2013), 187 pp.

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Manual de periodismo de investigación

Caracas: Instituto Prensa y Sociedad (IPYS) (2013), 6 parts

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Investigative Manual for Photojournalism

Troy Inman

Forum for African Investigative Reporters (FAIR) (2013), 15 pp.

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Connecting the Dots: A Global Guide to Documents and Databases for African Investigative Journalists

Ron Nixon

Forum for African Investigative Reporters (FAIR) (2013), 19 pp.

"This guide follows a regional conference hosted by FAIR during September 2012 in Nairobi (Kenya) where more than 40 journalists, editors and media representatives discussed issues around ‘War on Terror in East Africa: security, elections and transparency. The programme also combined regional case ... more

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Cross-Examination for Investigative Reporters

Heinrich Böhmke

Forum for African Investigative Reporters (FAIR) (2013), 15 pp.

Manual for Radio Journalists Key Guidance

Global Investigative Journalism: Strategies for Support Top Insights

Manual for Radio Journalists
Key Guidance

Global Investigative Journalism: Strategies for Support
Top Insights