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Author(s): Barbie Zelizer
ISBN(s): 9780335221837, 0335221831
Edition: 1
File Details: PDF, 3.77 MB
Year: 2010
Language: english
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Author: Barbie Zelizer, Stuart Allan

“The authors are familiar with the emerging jargon of media convergence and they define large parts of it well. They have also laboured impressively to gather and define useful examples of journalese …This book is a labour of love that reflects immense care and learning. It makes a helpful contribution to a fledgling field of academia and to uniting the cultures of news and journalism studies.”
Tim Luckhurst, University of Kent, UK

This comprehensive glossary offers clear and insightful definitions of the most significant keywords in news and journalism studies.

Ranging from ‘above the fold’ to ‘zinger’, and with over 400 terms in between, it covers words associated with newspapers, radio and television news, magazines, photojournalism and internet reporting. Other examples include ‘agenda setting’, ‘libel’, ‘news values’, ‘objectivity,’ ‘scoop’ and ‘tabloidization’.

Written by two of the field’s leading scholars, it offers an informed perspective on the key terms. It considers a range of genres, including business, crime, environmental, fashion, lifestyle, investigative, science, sports and war journalism as well as looking at new alternatives such as ‘Wikinews’ and ‘Twitter’.

This lively and engaging treatment will provide students, researchers and journalists with a solid grounding in the fast-moving vocabulary of news and journalism studies.

Table of Contents:

Machine generated contents note: Above-the-fold
Accuracy
Ace
Actuality
Ad/ed ratio
Adversarial journalism
Advertorial
Advocacy journalism
Agenda setting
Agony aunt/uncle
Alternative journalism
Anchorperson
Angle
Anonymity
Art
Asian values journalism
Assertion journalism
Assignment
Attribution
Autocue/Teleprompter
Automated news aggregator
B-Roll
Back-pack journalism
Backtime
Bagger
Balance
Banner/Streamer
Beat
Bias
Big Media
Blogosphere
Blogs/Weblogs
Body-bag journalism
Breaking news
Broadsheet
Bulks
Bulldog
Bulletin
Bureau
Business journalism
Byline
Bystanders’ journalism
Caption
Cartoon
Censorship
Chequebook journalism
Churnalism
Citizen journalism
Classified ads
Coffee houses
Collaborative journalism
Collective memory
Column
Column-inch
Commodification of news
Compassion fatigue Note continued: Computer-assisted reporting (CAR)
Confessional journalism
Confidentiality
Conflict of interest
Contact
Contempt of court
Convergence
Copy
Copy approval
Copy taster
Correspondent
Craft
Crawl
Crime journalism
Crop
Crowdsourcing
Cub reporter
Current affairs
Cut-aways/Noddies
Cuttings/Clips
DA-Notice
Dateline
Dead air
Deadline
Death-knock
Defamation
Development journalism
Direct quote
Dish
Disinformation
Dispatch
Docudrama
Documentary
Doorstepping
Double-ender
Double-spread
Eavesdropping
Editor
Editorial
Editorialize
Effects of news
Embargo
Embedded reporting
Envelope journalism
Environmental journalism
Ethics
Ethnographies of news
Expose
Eyewitness
E-zine
Facticity
Factoid
Facts Sheet
Fairness Doctrine
Fake news
Fashion journalism
Feature
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Note continued: Fictional representations of journalism
Field
Fifth Estate
Filler
First Amendment
Five Ws and H
Flack
Flag
Flak
Fleet Street
Folio line
Follow-up
Footage
Foreign correspondent
Four theories of the press
Fourth Estate
Frame/Framing
Freebie
Freedom of information
Freelance
Freesheet
Gag order
Gatekeeper/Gatekeeping
Get
Gonzo journalism
Gotcha journalism
Graveyard shift
Gutter journalism
GV
Hack
Hammer head
Happy news
Hard news
Headline
Helicopter journalism
Hierarchy of credibility
Horse race journalism
Human interest
Hyperlocal journalism
Hype/space dilemma
Immediacy
Immersive journalism
Impartiality
IndyMedia
Infotainment
Injunction
Interpretive community
Interpretive journalism
Interview
Inverted pyramid
Investigative journalism
Journalese
Journalism
Journalism education Note continued: Journalism of attachment
Journalist
Journalistic authority
Journalistic field
Journo
Jump-line/Spill-line
Junk journalism
Kicker
Kiss and tell journalism
Kite-flying
Labour journalism
Layout
Lead/Lede
Leak
Letters to the editor
Libel
Lifestyle journalism
Life-out quote/Pull-out quote
Literary journalism
Lobby briefing
Local news
Lock-up
Look-live
Magazine
Market-driven journalism
Masthead
McJournalism
Media relations
Microblogging
Misinformation
Moblogging
MoJo/SoJo
Moral panic
Morgue
Muckraking
Multi-skilling/Multi-tasking
Multimedia journalism
Murdochization
Myth
Narrative
Narrowcasting
Natsot
Neutral journalism
Neutral point of view
Neugtrality
New journalism
News
News, emergence of
News as a form of knowledge
News as purposive behaviour
News agency
News aggregation website Note continued: News council/Press council
News culture
News cycle
News hole
News management
News net
News on demand
News organization
News values
Newsagent
Newsboy/Newsgirl
Newsbreak
Newsgathering
News-grazing
Newspaper, emergence of
Newspaper circulation and readership
Newsprint
Newsreader
Newsreel
Newsroom
Newsstand/Newsvendor
Newswork
Newsworthiness
Newszak
Nut
Obit/Obituary
Objectivity
Objectivity as a strategic ritual
Objectivity, historical perspectives
Off the record
Office of Communications (Ofcom)
Official Secrets Act
OhmyNews
Ombudsperson
On background
On diary
On spec
On the record
Online news, emergence of
Op-ed
Open source reporting
Ownership
Pack journalism
Page Three
Paparazzi
Parachute reporting
Paraideology
Participant journalism
Partisan journalism
Patch/Round
Pauper press
Peace journalism
Peg Note continued: Penny press
Pentagon Papers
Photo op
Photojournalism
Photoshop effect
Pics/Pix
Picture
Plagiarism
Platypus
Podcasts
Pool
Popular journalism
Post-mortem
POV shot
Precision journalism
Press agent
Press briefing
Press Complaints Commission (PCC)
Press conference
Press gallery
Press Kit
Press officer
Press release
Primary definers
Print run
Prior restraint
Privacy
Professionalism
Professionalism, historical perspectives
Propaganda model of news
Pseudo-event
Public interest defence
Public/Civic journalism
Public Relations (PR)
Public Service Broadcasting (PSB)
Public sphere
Puff piece
Pulitzer Prize
Put to bed
Radical journalism
Radio news in the UK, emergence of
Radio news in the US, emergence of
Raw feed
Raw footage
Re-ask
Really Simple Syndication (RSS)
Remote
Reporter
Retraction
Right of reply
Rim editor Note continued: Ritual
Rolling news
Rooftop journalism
Routine
Running order
Satellite telephone
Satire
Science journalism
Scoop
Scrum
Self-censorship
Sensationalism
Shield laws
Shorthand
Shovelware
Sidebar
Skybox
Slander
Slug
Social control
Soft lead
Soft news
Sot
Soundbite
Source
Spectacle
Spheres of consensus, controversy and deviance
Spike
Spin
Splash
Spoiler
Sports journalism
Spot news
Stand-up
Stereotype
Stock shot/File footage
Story
Stringer
Style/House Style
Subedit/Sub
Sunshine laws
Supermarket tabloid
Syndication
Tabloid
Tabloidization
Tagline
Talk
Talk radio
Talk shows
Teaser
Telegraph, influence on news
Teletext
Television news in the UK, emergence of
Television news in the US, emergence of
Television news magazine
Thirty/-30-
Throw
Tip
Trade press
Travel journalism
Truth Note continued: Twitter
Two-Shot/2-Shot
Two-source rule
Two-way
Typification
Unattributed source
Underground press
User-generated content (UGC)
Viewspaper
Viral
VJ (video journalist)
Vlogger
Voiceover
Vox pop/Streeter
Walkthrough
Wapping dispute
War journalism
Warblog
Watchdog journalism
Watchdogging
Watergate effect
Weather journalism
Whistleblower
Wikinews
Wires
Yellow journalism
Zinger

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