现在谁是记者?识别数字媒体经济中的非典型新闻工作

IF 1.5 3区 文学 Q2 COMMUNICATION
Lawrie Zion, T. Marjoribanks, P. O’Donnell
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过去二十年来,对后工业化国家新闻业数字化颠覆程度的理解,一直依赖于有关报纸倒闭、新闻编辑部裁员和新闻业新全职工作创造的数据。然而,数字经济催生了新的就业和工作安排,新闻行业的就业不那么稳定,这使得现在更难界定谁是记者。本文以澳大利亚记者在新闻编辑部失业后寻求再就业的案例为例,探讨了非典型新闻工作的一些新模式。它的结论是,试图衡量当前新闻工作的程度,需要明确地考虑到以传统新闻编辑室工作的边缘或之外的专业活动为特征的混合职业。在数字经济中,记者可以同时或依次从事一系列新闻和非新闻工作。
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Who is a journalist now? Recognising atypical journalism work in the digital media economy
For the past two decades, understandings of the scale of digital disruption in journalism work in post-industrialised countries have relied on data about newspaper closures, newsroom job losses and the creation of new full-time jobs in journalism. Yet, the digital economy has fostered new employment and work arrangements, and there is less secure employment in journalism, making it more difficult to define who is a journalist now. Using a case study of Australian journalists seeking re-employment after newsroom job loss, this article examines some of the emerging patterns of atypical journalism work. It concludes that attempts to measure the current extent of journalism work need to explicitly account for hybrid careers characterised by professional activities at the margins of or outside of traditional newsroom work. In the digital economy, journalists may undertake a range of journalism and non-journalism work simultaneously or sequentially.
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