Journalism and Social Media Practitioners, Organisations and Institu
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PRACTITIONERS, ORGANISATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS
Diana Bossio
Journalism and Social Media
Diana Bossio
Journalism and Social Media Practitioners, Organisations and Institutions
Diana Bossio Swinburne University Hawthorn, VIC, Australia
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Preface
Some concepts used in this book have come from research that I have previously published. None of these publications has been reproduced in part or in total in this book. Discussion of the Arab Spring in Chap. 3 draws upon concepts from the book chapters ‘Journalism during the Arab Spring: Interactions and Challenges’ and ‘War of Worlds? Alternative and Mainstream Journalistic Practices in Coverage of the “Arab Spring” Protests’. Discussion of the relations between social media managers and journalists in Chaps. 4 and 5 draw upon concepts from the journal article ‘Don’t Tweet This! How Journalists and Media Organisations Negotiate Tensions Emerging from the Implementation of Social Media Policy in Newsrooms’. Discussion of journalists’ representations of personal and professional identity on social media in Chap. 6 draws upon concepts from the journal article ‘From “Selfies” to Breaking Tweets: How Journalists Negotiate Personal and Professional Identity on Social Media’. These inclusions are referenced in the text of the chapters. Hawthorn, Australia
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