Journalism: Group Dynamics

Abstract

Several factors shape journalists' everyday news decisions, their general concepts of what is newsworthy (→ News Factors; News Values), and their understanding of quality (→ Quality of the News), as well as long‐term changes in reporting. One of the most important factors is the close interaction and frequent communication among journalists, or co‐orientation . Co‐orientation comprises several kinds of dynamic processes within journalism. In the era of 24‐hour news channels, the Internet, and shortening production cycles (→ News Cycles), the dynamic processes within journalism are not only occurring faster but are also becoming more important.

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