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| Author: | Zelizer, B. |
| Title: | Has communication explained journalism? |
| Journal: | Journal of Communication
1993 : VOL. 43:4, p. 80-88 |
| Index terms: | NEWS REPORTING NEWSPAPER INDUSTRY NEWSPAPER INDUSTRY PUBLISHING INDUSTRY |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | Communication researchers have long used journalism to explain how communication works, and journalists' visibility in mediated discourse has made them a target for scholars seeking to understand the work of communication practitioners and the communication process. The author discusses whether communication has adequately explained journalism and journalistic authority. She argues that it has not and argues for a more interdisciplinary approach to journalism scholarship in order to provide a fuller account of media power. The article also briefly considers the notions of performance, narrative, ritual, and interpretive community as alternative frames through which to consider journalism. |
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