Kings Without Crowns? The Re-Emergence Of Investigative Journalism In China  

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Burgh, Hugo de

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Media, Culture & Society vol. 25 no. 6 (Nov. 2003), page 801-820.
Fulltext: 801MCS256.pdf (99.04KB)

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In this article,1 I address the manner in which Chinese journalists think of themselves and the kind of work they do. ‘The problem of media producers has been neglected in recent media and cultural studies – indeed in social theory generally – because of the general linguistic turn and the supposed death of the author that as accompanied it’ (Garnham, 2000: 84). In seeking to focus on these neglected producers, I make no claims as to their independent agency. My premise is that we may learn something of value from listening to how journalists (one category of media producers) characterize their activities and see how they reflect and perhaps influence social change.

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