Changing the news : the forces shaping journalism in uncertain times

Wilson Lowrey · Peter J. Gade

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PART I: Introduction 1 Complexity, Uncertainty and Journalistic Change 2 Reshaping the Journalistic Culture PART II: Ideology, Culture and Institutions 3 Journalism and Democracy 4 Postmodernism, Uncertainty and Journalism 5 The Call and Challenge for Diversity 6 Communities, Cultural Identity and the News 7 Changes in Community Power Structures 8 News: Once and Future Institution? PART III: Markets, Organization and Profession 9 Market Journalism 10 The Fragmenting Mass Media Marketplace 11 Changing Perceptions of Organizations 12 Journalism and Digital Technologies 13 'So many stories, so little time': The changing professional environment 14 Where Professionalism Begins Afterword: Connective Journalism

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