the boundary work tactics of precarious journalists
the boundary work tactics of precarious journalists
This study aims to examine how precariously employed journalists manage their role boundaries as they negotiate their work and home life demands.
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A satisfactory work–home balance in journalism is valuable for employees and organisations but for citizens as well because the work of ...
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Drawing on boundary theory, this study aims to examine how precariously employed journalists manage their role boundaries as they negotiate their work and home ...
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The findings reveal that journalists initially viewed their role as context-specific watchdogs helping the weak. However, journalists faced challenges to their ...
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“If you don't agree to be available 24/7, then you have nothing to do in journalism”: the boundary work tactics of precarious journalists. T Lukan, J Čehovin ...
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“if you don't agree to be available 24/7, then you have nothing to do in journalism”: The boundary work tactics of precarious journalists. Community, Work & ...
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In-depth interviews conducted at two points in time reveal that love leads journalists to accept precarious work. Over the years, cynicism developed. Cynicism ...
Love, cynicism, wanderlust: the role of emotions in the career ...
In-depth interviews conducted at two points in time reveal that love leads journalists to accept precarious work. Over the years, cynicism ...
The value of boundary work for journalism is clear in the constant questions surrounding what counts as journalism or who is a journalist. This entry considers ...
Keywords: boundary theory, boundary work tactics, work–home balance, labour-of-love ethic, precarious journalists, millennials · Full text (file, 1,19 MB) ...
Boiled watchdogs? The declining professional autonomy of ...
To sum up, research shows that precarious working conditions limit journalists' professional autonomy both at the level of role perceptions ( ...
The Role of Organisational Factors and Working Conditions for the ...
The article examines which organisational factors and working conditions are more or less significant for developing journalistic professional autonomy ...
Freelancers' work-life experiences and coping strategies
Care(lessness) in precarious journalism, before and during the pandemic: Freelancers' work-life experiences and coping strategies. Mirjam ...
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... journalism”: the boundary work tactics of precarious journalists · Tinca LukanJožica Čehovin Zajc. Sociology. Community, Work & Family. 2022. ABSTRACT A ...
Negotiating the Work-Home Interface via Boundary Work Tactics
We discovered and classified four types of boundary work tactics (behavioral, temporal, physical, and communicative) that individuals utilized to help create ...
“You can Run, but You Cannot Hide!” Mapping Journalists ...
One key observation is that journalists cannot avoid work-related hostility, even when off-duty. In addition, as one journalist receives ...
Implications for hybrid newswork from the work-from-home activities of
workers, and on news work and journalists more specifically. Many ... nothing to do in journalism”: The boundary work tactics of precarious journalists.
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... precarious conditions among journalists working for ... ”47 Contemporary challenges to the boundary These general rhetorical strategies of boundary work ...
The blurring line between freelance journalists and self-employed ...
Drawing on qualitative interviews with 32 self-identified freelance journalists, we analyse the types of work they did, the influence of the precarious job ...
The Tension between Professional Control and Open Participation
invoking boundary work as a way of describing how journalists use narrative techniques. Page 10. Lewis 10 to construct their expertise and social authority ...