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S A G E
BOB FRANKLIN, MARTIN HAMER,MARK HANNA, MARIE KINSEY&JOHN E. RICHARDSON
k e y
c o n c e p t s
Key Concepts in
JournalismStudies
Key Concepts in
JournalismStudies
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Sections
« prev | next »- Accessibility
- Accuracy
- Adversarial journalism
- Advertising codes
- Advertorial
- Agenda setting
- Agony aunt
- Alternative Media
- Ambient news
- Apologies
- April fool
- Audience
- Audience fragmentation
- Audience segmentation
- Bad News
- Balance
- Bandwidth
- Bi-media
- Broadcasting
- Broadloid
- Broadsheet
- Cartoons
- Chequebook journalism
- Circulation
- Collocation
- Communication
- Communication Act 2003
- Contempt of court
- Contextualized journalism
- Convergence
- Conversation analysis
- Decoding
- Deregulation
- De-unionization
- Digitization
- Documentary
- Dumbing down
- Embargo
- Ethics (of journalism)
- Ethnicity
- Fairness
- Fallacy
- Fifth estate
- Fillers or ‘COIs’
- First Amendment
- Focus groups
- Fourth estate
- Framing
- Franchise auction
- Freelance
- Gatekeeper
- Glasgow Media Group
- Globalization
- Gonzo jounalism
- Hard news
- Hegemony
- Hierarchy of influences
- Himalayan option
- Human Rights Act
- Icon
- Ideological state apparatuses
- Impartiality
- Independent national radio
- Independent producers
- Information architecture
- Information subsidies
- Infotainment
- Interactivity
- Intertextuality
- Journalism
- Journalism education
- Lobby
- Local radio
- Macrostructure
- Market-driven journalism
- Media
- Media effects
- Media mogul
- Media scrum
- Metaphor
- Metonym
- Minimax programming
- Modality
- Modern mainstream
- Moral panic
- New media
- News bunny
- News editor
- Newsgathering
- News management
- News release
- Newsroom
- Newszak
- Off the record
- Official Secrets Act
- Online journalism
- Othering
- Ownership
- Oxygen of publicity
- Plurality test
- Portal
- Prejudice
- Press baron
- Press freedom
- Presupposition
- Producer choice
- Producers’ guidelines
- Production format roles
- Public access broadcasting
- Public interest
- Public interest broadcasting
- Public interest test
- Public relations
- Public sphere
- Quality threshold
- Radio
- Reach/share
- Readers’ letters
- Readership
- Reconstruction
- Referential strategies
- Right of reply
- Rolling news
- Self-censorship
- Self-regulation
- Shovelware
- Sign/Signification
- Silly season
- Sketch writers
- Soft news
- Spin doctor
- Style
- Style guide
- Subscription
- Target audience
- Taxes on knowledge
- Text
- Transitivity
- Two-step flow
- Two-way
- Usability
- Uses and gratifications
- Virtual community
- Watergate
- Weblog
- Website
- World Wide Web
- glossary of terms
- bibliography
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