What Journalists Are Owed (Journalism Studies)

Are you curious about the dynamic relationship between journalists and society? Look no further than the captivating book, "What Journalists Are Owed." Delving into the intriguing world of news and news practice, this publication goes beyond the norm by exploring what society can offer journalists. Learn about the essential roles that ownership structures, colleagues, governments, and audiences should play in enabling journalists to excel in their craft and ensure their safety.

Through an extensive range of research perspectives, including legal and ethical analysis, surveys, interviews, and content analysis, "What Journalists Are Owed" provides invaluable insights into the ever-evolving relationships among stakeholders in different national settings. As the political and economic environments surrounding journalism undergo rapid and often unsettling changes, this book offers a comprehensive understanding of how journalists can navigate the risks and challenges they face.

Journalism has always been a high-stakes profession, and this book sparks important discussions on how these risks can be effectively described and mitigated. While numerous publications focus on what journalists owe society, "What Journalists Are Owed" shifts the narrative by exploring what society owes journalists in return. By shedding light on the cultural, legal, and professional agreements that societies should provide, this volume empowers journalists to perform their crucial work even in the face of increasingly hostile political environments.

This thought-provoking book was originally published as a special issue of Journalism Studies. Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the reciprocal relationship between journalists and society. Embrace the chance to learn how society can contribute to high-quality journalism by getting your copy of "What Journalists Are Owed" today!