E-Journalism : New Media and News Media
Contents: Editor and contributors. I. Introduction: 1. New media and e-journalism: new directions in news media/Kiran Prasad. II. New media and journalism: features and functions: 2. Online journalism: methods and diversity/Roy Mathew. 3. New media and news gathering process in the mass media/Olufemi Onabajo. 4. New media news journalism: issues and challenges/M.R. Dua. 5. New media and journalism: discourse on content production/Nurcan Torenli. III. News blogs, online media forum and citizen journalism: 6. News blogs and citizen journalism: new directions for e-journalism/Axel Bruns. 7. Convergence: the intersection of citizen and mainstream journalists on the Internet/Alan Knight. 8. Internet BBS Forum and news reporting: towards an enhanced public-government communication in China/Qian Gong. 9. From citizen to political parties: Internet in the 2007 French Presidential Campaign/Olivier Arifon. 10. Political news blogs: a bourdieusian approach/Clovis de Barros Filho and Sergio Praca. IV. E-news and emerging media: 11. Students as creators and consumers of e-news: the case of Virginia Tech/Marguerite J. Moritz and Sunyoung Kwak. 12. Community radio in India and Canada: media policy for democratizing communication/Kiran Prasad. 13. Media richness of online news sites/Sandhya Rajasekhar and Priyavadhani, M. 14. Internet as a new information source: determining uses and gratifications perspective/Uma Bhushan. V. Television journalism in the digital era: 15. Production, news presentation and role of journalists in the television media/N. Usha Rani. 16. The constructed realities of 9/11 in the television news media/Marguerite J. Moritz. 17. Reality television in India: new format and new implications/Dev Vrat Singh. 18. The talk show phenomenon/Waheeda Sultana. 19. New media and sting journalism/Kiran Prasad. Index.
"The purpose of this book E-Journalism : New Media and News Media is to examine the role of the new media and how the nature of news media and news presentation has changed dramatically over the last decades with the emergence of new media technology and growing popularity of electronic news media. It also discusses how electronic media journalism is changing and challenging the identities of the occupations and organizations that make up the news industry. This book brings together senior researchers in media and communication studies who examine the challenging interplay between \'new media\' and \'news media\' through theoretical reflections, empirical studies and policy deliberations in the field of mass media and journalism. This book is also designed for the new generation of e-journalists, media studies, communications and journalism students on new media and the digital media and provides an understanding of the changing media concepts and news practices in contemporary society.
E-Journalism : New Media and News Media sets out to illustrate the application of new media technologies for recasting journalism practice. The book raises several fundamental questions on new media journalism and communication research and responds to the polemic issue of bridging new media technology to responsible journalism practice. The scholars of international strength who have broadened the new media debate on e-journalism have great pleasure in recommending this book to academia, researchers, policy framers and professionals in journalism, communication and information science. This book will be a valuable resource for journalism students, working journalists as well as freelance and citizen journalists." (jacket)
