Diversity in theory and practice. New journalists in Sweden and Germany / Heike Graf

Public ISBD Titre : Diversity in theory and practice. New journalists in Sweden and Germany Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Heike Graf, Editeur scientifique Editeur : Göteborg [Sweden] : Nordicom - Nordic Information Centre for Media and Communication Research Année de publication : 2011 Collection : Research Anthologies and Monographs Importance : 191 p. ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-91-86523-12-1 Prix : +/- 30,-€ Langues : Anglais Catégories : MEDIAS: COMMUNICATION & JOURNALISME - Aspects généraux Tags : médias  diversité culturelle  journalisme Index. décimale : 306.44 Multiculturalisme Résumé : Présentation de l'éditeur : "Research on media and diversity has mainly focused on content analysis, or more precisely, on how immigrants are covered by the mass media. This book concentrates on the media workers themselves, and on mass media organizations. News journalists with immigrant backgrounds responded to interview questions such as: How do journalists with immigrant backgrounds experience their working conditions, career possibilities, and their possibilities of influencing media coverage? and How does ethnic diversity contribute to a change in the media coverage? Field studies were conducted in both Swedish and German newsrooms in order to explore diversity in practice. The volume deals also with the mass media as organization and with diversity from a theoretical stance by addressing the following question: What are the possibilities and limitations of mass media organizations in managing diversity issues in accordance with the common ideals of equal opportunity? Diversity management is discussed as one possible option. This book is the result of a multidisciplinary project that brings together work in sociology, journalism and media studies in order to analyze cultural diversity in media organizations." Source : http://www.nordicom.gu.se - Consulté le 24/08/2011 Note de contenu : TABLE DES MATIERES : Foreword Heike Graf, Jan Inge Jönhill Introduction Gunilla Hultén, Heike Graf Exploring Media and Ethnic Diversity in Sweden and Germany Jan Inge Jönhill Mass Media Organizations and Managing Diversity: Possibilities and Limitations. From a Communicational System Theoretical Perspective Gunilla Hultén Diversity Disorders. Ethnicity and Newsroom Cultures Heike Graf Examining Ethnicity in German Newsrooms Leonor Camauër Making a (small) Difference? Swedish Media Workers’ Views on the Contributions of their Ethnic Minority Colleagues Appendix. Swedish Media Companies on Diversity. Survey, June 2008 The Authors Diversity in theory and practice. New journalists in Sweden and Germany [texte imprimé] / Heike Graf, Editeur scientifique . - Göteborg (Göteborg University, Box 713 SE 405 30, SE 405 30, Sweden) : Nordicom - Nordic Information Centre for Media and Communication Research, 2011 . - 191 p.. - (Research Anthologies and Monographs) . ISBN : 978-91-86523-12-1 : +/- 30,-€ Langues : Anglais Catégories : MEDIAS: COMMUNICATION & JOURNALISME - Aspects généraux Tags : médias  diversité culturelle  journalisme Index. décimale : 306.44 Multiculturalisme Résumé : Présentation de l'éditeur : "Research on media and diversity has mainly focused on content analysis, or more precisely, on how immigrants are covered by the mass media. This book concentrates on the media workers themselves, and on mass media organizations. News journalists with immigrant backgrounds responded to interview questions such as: How do journalists with immigrant backgrounds experience their working conditions, career possibilities, and their possibilities of influencing media coverage? and How does ethnic diversity contribute to a change in the media coverage? Field studies were conducted in both Swedish and German newsrooms in order to explore diversity in practice. The volume deals also with the mass media as organization and with diversity from a theoretical stance by addressing the following question: What are the possibilities and limitations of mass media organizations in managing diversity issues in accordance with the common ideals of equal opportunity? Diversity management is discussed as one possible option. This book is the result of a multidisciplinary project that brings together work in sociology, journalism and media studies in order to analyze cultural diversity in media organizations." Source : http://www.nordicom.gu.se - Consulté le 24/08/2011 Note de contenu : TABLE DES MATIERES : Foreword Heike Graf, Jan Inge Jönhill Introduction Gunilla Hultén, Heike Graf Exploring Media and Ethnic Diversity in Sweden and Germany Jan Inge Jönhill Mass Media Organizations and Managing Diversity: Possibilities and Limitations. From a Communicational System Theoretical Perspective Gunilla Hultén Diversity Disorders. Ethnicity and Newsroom Cultures Heike Graf Examining Ethnicity in German Newsrooms Leonor Camauër Making a (small) Difference? Swedish Media Workers’ Views on the Contributions of their Ethnic Minority Colleagues Appendix. Swedish Media Companies on Diversity. Survey, June 2008 The Authors

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Exporting the Public Value Test - The Regulation of Public Broadcasters’ New Media Services Across Europe / Karen Donders 

Public ISBD Titre : Exporting the Public Value Test - The Regulation of Public Broadcasters’ New Media Services Across Europe Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Karen Donders, Auteur Editeur : Göteborg [Sweden] : Nordicom - Nordic Information Centre for Media and Communication Research Année de publication : 2011 Collection : Research Anthologies and Monographs Importance : 188 p. Format : 24 cm ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-91-86523-26-8 Prix : 36,15-€ Langues : Anglais Catégories : MEDIAS:AUDIOVISUEL: TELEVISION Tags : télévision  régulation  service public  Europe Index. décimale : 791.45 Télévision (Loisir) Résumé : Présentation par l'éditeur : "Public service broadcasters across Europe are venturing into the digital world, launching niche TV channels, building extensive websites, developing commercial services, entering into partnerships with external actors, and exploring new ways to reach users, whether its through smart phone apps or screens in public spaces. Such endeavours intensify fundamental discussions about what we need public service media institutions for. These are complex discussions, building on history, encompassing new technology, and involving a range of strong stakeholders. Recently, the so-called public value test has emerged as the focal point for these discussions. As a detailed regulatory scheme to measure the public worth and possible market impact of planned publicly funded media services, the public value test is causing controversy across Europe. This collection of short essays from academics, regulators, public broadcasters and private media representatives, provides thought-provoking perspectives on the state of play of public value tests in a range of European states. In so doing, the book is a topical intervention in the ongoing debate about the future of our media systems." Note de contenu : Table des matières : Hallvard Moe, Karen Donders - Ex Ante Tests in Europe. From Diverging Perspectives to Infinite Conclusions Tim Raats, Caroline Pauwels - In Search of the Holy Grail? Comparative Analysis in Public Broadcasting Research Karen Donders - The Public Value Test. A Reasoned Response or Panic Reaction? Ross Biggam - Ex Ante Regulations, the EU and its Member States. Back to Brussels? Richard Collins - Public Value, the BBC and Humpty Dumpty Words – does Public Value Management Mean What it Says? Irini Katsirea - The Three-step Test. Three Steps Forwards or Backwards for Public Service Broadcasting in Germany? Renate Dörr - The ZDF Three-step Test. A Dynamic Tool of Governance Stoyan Radoslavov, Barbara Thomass - ZDF’s Three-step Test as a Societal Debate about the Future of Public Service Broadcasting Marie Therese Lilleborge - The Public Service Remit in Norway: What’s In and What’s Out? Hilde Thoresen, Erik Bolstad - Ex Ante Limits Public Broadcasting and Gives the Public Less Attractive Services Erik Nordahl Svendsen - Two Steps Towards a Public Value Test. Danish Public Service Broadcasting Between Two Lines of Control Nina Wormbs - Swedish Pre-screening of New Services. Treading Lightly Jo Bardoel, Marit Vochteloo - Dutch Public Service Broadcasting Between Bureaucratic Burden and Political Choice. Implementing the Amsterdam Test in the Netherlands Herman Wolswinkel - Publishers’ Fight for Fair Competition in the Digital Era Hilde Van den Bulck - Ex Ante Test in Flanders. Making Ends Meet? Ben Appel - Long Live the Ex Ante Test. The Ex Ante Test Is Dead! Benedetta Brevini - Ex Ante Assessments for Public Broadcasters in Southern Europe. Delayed Europeanization? En ligne : http://www.nordicom.gu.se Exporting the Public Value Test - The Regulation of Public Broadcasters’ New Media Services Across Europe [texte imprimé] / Karen Donders, Auteur . - Göteborg (Göteborg University, Box 713 SE 405 30, SE 405 30, Sweden) : Nordicom - Nordic Information Centre for Media and Communication Research, 2011 . - 188 p. ; 24 cm. - (Research Anthologies and Monographs) . ISBN : 978-91-86523-26-8 : 36,15-€ Langues : Anglais Catégories : MEDIAS:AUDIOVISUEL: TELEVISION Tags : télévision  régulation  service public  Europe Index. décimale : 791.45 Télévision (Loisir) Résumé : Présentation par l'éditeur : "Public service broadcasters across Europe are venturing into the digital world, launching niche TV channels, building extensive websites, developing commercial services, entering into partnerships with external actors, and exploring new ways to reach users, whether its through smart phone apps or screens in public spaces. Such endeavours intensify fundamental discussions about what we need public service media institutions for. These are complex discussions, building on history, encompassing new technology, and involving a range of strong stakeholders. Recently, the so-called public value test has emerged as the focal point for these discussions. As a detailed regulatory scheme to measure the public worth and possible market impact of planned publicly funded media services, the public value test is causing controversy across Europe. This collection of short essays from academics, regulators, public broadcasters and private media representatives, provides thought-provoking perspectives on the state of play of public value tests in a range of European states. In so doing, the book is a topical intervention in the ongoing debate about the future of our media systems." Note de contenu : Table des matières : Hallvard Moe, Karen Donders - Ex Ante Tests in Europe. From Diverging Perspectives to Infinite Conclusions Tim Raats, Caroline Pauwels - In Search of the Holy Grail? Comparative Analysis in Public Broadcasting Research Karen Donders - The Public Value Test. A Reasoned Response or Panic Reaction? Ross Biggam - Ex Ante Regulations, the EU and its Member States. Back to Brussels? Richard Collins - Public Value, the BBC and Humpty Dumpty Words – does Public Value Management Mean What it Says? Irini Katsirea - The Three-step Test. Three Steps Forwards or Backwards for Public Service Broadcasting in Germany? Renate Dörr - The ZDF Three-step Test. A Dynamic Tool of Governance Stoyan Radoslavov, Barbara Thomass - ZDF’s Three-step Test as a Societal Debate about the Future of Public Service Broadcasting Marie Therese Lilleborge - The Public Service Remit in Norway: What’s In and What’s Out? Hilde Thoresen, Erik Bolstad - Ex Ante Limits Public Broadcasting and Gives the Public Less Attractive Services Erik Nordahl Svendsen - Two Steps Towards a Public Value Test. Danish Public Service Broadcasting Between Two Lines of Control Nina Wormbs - Swedish Pre-screening of New Services. Treading Lightly Jo Bardoel, Marit Vochteloo - Dutch Public Service Broadcasting Between Bureaucratic Burden and Political Choice. Implementing the Amsterdam Test in the Netherlands Herman Wolswinkel - Publishers’ Fight for Fair Competition in the Digital Era Hilde Van den Bulck - Ex Ante Test in Flanders. Making Ends Meet? Ben Appel - Long Live the Ex Ante Test. The Ex Ante Test Is Dead! Benedetta Brevini - Ex Ante Assessments for Public Broadcasters in Southern Europe. Delayed Europeanization? En ligne : http://www.nordicom.gu.se

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Media Accountability Today... and Tomorrow. Updating the Concept in Theory and Practice / Torbjörn von Krogh

Public ISBD Titre : Media Accountability Today... and Tomorrow. Updating the Concept in Theory and Practice Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Torbjörn von Krogh, Editeur scientifique Editeur : Göteborg [Sweden] : Nordicom - Nordic Information Centre for Media and Communication Research Collection : Research Anthologies and Monographs Importance : 158 p. Format : 24 cm ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-918-94715-8 Prix : 34,26€ Langues : Français Catégories : CONGRES, SYMPOSIUMS, JOURNEES D'ETUDES, COLLOQUES, MANIFESTATIONS DIVERSES, .... MEDIAS Tags : médias  responsabilité des médias  régulation  journalisme  journalisme participatif  séminaire Résumé : Présentation de l'éditeur sur le site "Tony Blair demands it, Reuters wants it, the Spokane Spokesman-Review practices some of it and scholars try to define it – media accountability. The need for media accountability was formulated more than 100 years ago and made manifest with codes of ethics and ”bureaus of accuracy”. The Hutchins Commission used the concept in 1947 as a way to avoid government prescription of media content. The practice of media accountability has since been fueled by market expansion, looser regulation of public service and a technological facilitation of media/public interaction. In March 2007 these issues were discussed in a two-day international conference at the School of Communication and Design, University of Kalmar, Sweden. Scholars gave overviews of Media Accountability Systems (MAS), media journalism, media blogs and the effects of market-driven journalism on media accountability. Practitioners presented cases dealing with victims of the media in the United Kingdom, news ombudsmen and media critique in Scandinavia, and transparency in Spokane, Washington, USA." Note de contenu : CONTENTS : Preface Torbjörn von Krogh Introduction. Media Accountability. A 60-year-old Compromise that Still Holds Promise for the Future Claude-Jean Bertrand M*A*S in the Present World. An Overview of Media Accountability Systems John H. McManus Media Accountability in the Era of Market-driven Journalism Example of Internal Media Accountability Systems Steven A. Smith “And the Walls Come Tumbling Down”. From Fortress Newsroom to the Transparent Newsroom Examples of External Media Accountability Systems Susanne Fengler Media Journalism ... and the Power of Blogging Citizens Olav Anders Øvrebø Journalism After the Monopoly on Publishing Has Been Broken Martin Jönsson Media Journalism 2.0 Åke Pettersson From Opinion Journalism to Internal Strife. Vår grundade mening – A Program of Media Criticism on Swedish Public Radio Mike Jempson From PressWise to MediaWise. Promoting Journalism Ethics in the UK, 1993-2007 Gordon S. Jackson Ten Things I Want Community Leaders to Know About Journalism. A Former (external) Ombudsman at The Spokesman-Review Teaches Media Literacy Examples of Cooperative Media Accountability Systems Terje Angelshaug Chink in a Stone Wall. A Presentation of a Readers’ Ombudsman at Bergens Tidende, Norway Terje Angelshaug When Readers Wonder. A Column in Bergens Tidende with a Comment Claude-Jean Bertrand Watching the Watchdog-Watching Dog. A Call for Active Press-Councils Torbjörn von Krogh “Constructive Criticism” vs Public Scrutiny. Attitudes to Media Accountability in and Outside Swedish News Media Torbjörn von Krogh Final Words – New Starting Points Supplements Press Councils in the World – 2007 110 Media Accountability Systems About the Authors Media Accountability Today... and Tomorrow. Updating the Concept in Theory and Practice [texte imprimé] / Torbjörn von Krogh, Editeur scientifique . - Göteborg (Göteborg University, Box 713 SE 405 30, SE 405 30, Sweden) : Nordicom - Nordic Information Centre for Media and Communication Research, [s.d.] . - 158 p. ; 24 cm. - (Research Anthologies and Monographs) . ISSN : 978-918-94715-8 : 34,26€ Langues : Français Catégories : CONGRES, SYMPOSIUMS, JOURNEES D'ETUDES, COLLOQUES, MANIFESTATIONS DIVERSES, .... MEDIAS Tags : médias  responsabilité des médias  régulation  journalisme  journalisme participatif  séminaire Résumé : Présentation de l'éditeur sur le site "Tony Blair demands it, Reuters wants it, the Spokane Spokesman-Review practices some of it and scholars try to define it – media accountability. The need for media accountability was formulated more than 100 years ago and made manifest with codes of ethics and ”bureaus of accuracy”. The Hutchins Commission used the concept in 1947 as a way to avoid government prescription of media content. The practice of media accountability has since been fueled by market expansion, looser regulation of public service and a technological facilitation of media/public interaction. In March 2007 these issues were discussed in a two-day international conference at the School of Communication and Design, University of Kalmar, Sweden. Scholars gave overviews of Media Accountability Systems (MAS), media journalism, media blogs and the effects of market-driven journalism on media accountability. Practitioners presented cases dealing with victims of the media in the United Kingdom, news ombudsmen and media critique in Scandinavia, and transparency in Spokane, Washington, USA." Note de contenu : CONTENTS : Preface Torbjörn von Krogh Introduction. Media Accountability. A 60-year-old Compromise that Still Holds Promise for the Future Claude-Jean Bertrand M*A*S in the Present World. An Overview of Media Accountability Systems John H. McManus Media Accountability in the Era of Market-driven Journalism Example of Internal Media Accountability Systems Steven A. Smith “And the Walls Come Tumbling Down”. From Fortress Newsroom to the Transparent Newsroom Examples of External Media Accountability Systems Susanne Fengler Media Journalism ... and the Power of Blogging Citizens Olav Anders Øvrebø Journalism After the Monopoly on Publishing Has Been Broken Martin Jönsson Media Journalism 2.0 Åke Pettersson From Opinion Journalism to Internal Strife. Vår grundade mening – A Program of Media Criticism on Swedish Public Radio Mike Jempson From PressWise to MediaWise. Promoting Journalism Ethics in the UK, 1993-2007 Gordon S. Jackson Ten Things I Want Community Leaders to Know About Journalism. A Former (external) Ombudsman at The Spokesman-Review Teaches Media Literacy Examples of Cooperative Media Accountability Systems Terje Angelshaug Chink in a Stone Wall. A Presentation of a Readers’ Ombudsman at Bergens Tidende, Norway Terje Angelshaug When Readers Wonder. A Column in Bergens Tidende with a Comment Claude-Jean Bertrand Watching the Watchdog-Watching Dog. A Call for Active Press-Councils Torbjörn von Krogh “Constructive Criticism” vs Public Scrutiny. Attitudes to Media Accountability in and Outside Swedish News Media Torbjörn von Krogh Final Words – New Starting Points Supplements Press Councils in the World – 2007 110 Media Accountability Systems About the Authors

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