Journalistieke kwaliteit in het crossmediale tijdperk
Buijs, Kees
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- Author
- Buijs, Kees
- Publisher
- Boom
- ISBN
- 9789059316850
- Language
- Dutch
- Condition notes
- 2011, 312 pp, paperback
- Category
- Textbooks › Journalism
About this book
Everyone has an opinion on the quality of journalism and the media: readers, viewers, listeners, internet users, people who find themselves in the news – whether they want to or not – communication and media scholars, and, of course, those who earn their living from or through journalism. Both within and outside the profession, many are concerned about developments that are putting pressure on quality. But opinions and writings on what constitutes good journalism vary widely. In *Journalistic Quality in the Cross-Media Era*, journalist and sociologist Kees Buijs maps out these divergent views and places them in a historical and international context. He demonstrates that views on good journalism are closely linked to clusters of professional values, standards and virtues to which journalists and editorial teams claim to adhere. Now that the working methods and environment of editorial teams are changing significantly in the cross-media era, the question arises as to how journalistic quality can continue to be safeguarded.