Non-profit news effect, The: a thesis on the changing dynamics of newsroom culture at an online web outlet
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Abstract
As the media landscape continues to undergo changes, this study examined the decision making process, culture, business model and values of a non-profit media outlet and how those areas might differ from a traditional for-profit media outlet. Patterned after Herbert J. Gans’ ethnography that was the basis for his 1979 book Deciding What’s News, the observational study lasted the course of five weeks and featured extensive interviews with key decision makers and other employees from the non-profit outlet. The non-profit outlet was part of a larger non-profit media corporation, which allowed greater ...
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Author(s)
Fry, Robert G., III
Advisor(s)
Plaisance, Patrick
Date Issued
2015
Format
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