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Eugene Mclaughlin - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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we predict a riot public order policing new media environments and the rise of the Citizen Journalist
British Journal of Criminology, 2010Co-Authors: Chris Greer, Eugene MclaughlinAbstract:This article explores the rise of ‘Citizen journalism’ and considers its implications for the policing and news media reporting of public protests in the twenty-first century. Our research focuses on the use and impact of multi-media technologies during the 2009 G20 Summit Protests in London and evaluates their role in shaping the subsequent representation of ‘protest as news’. The classic concepts of ‘inferential structure’ (Lang and Lang 1955) and ‘hierarchy of credibility’ (Becker 1967) are re-situated within the context of the 24–7 news mediasphere to analyse the transition in news media focus at G20 from ‘protester violence’ to ‘police violence’. This transition is understood in terms of three key issues: the capacity of technologically empowered Citizen Journalists to produce information that challenges the ‘official’ version of events; the inclination of professional and Citizen Journalists to actively seek out and use that information; and the existence of an information-communications marketplace that sustains the commodification and mass consumption of adversarial, anti-establishment news.
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We Predict a Riot?Public Order Policing, New Media Environments and the Rise of the Citizen Journalist
British Journal of Criminology, 2010Co-Authors: Chris Greer, Eugene MclaughlinAbstract:This article explores the rise of ‘Citizen journalism’ and considers its implications for the policing and news media reporting of public protests in the twenty-first century. Our research focuses on the use and impact of multi-media technologies during the 2009 G20 Summit Protests in London and evaluates their role in shaping the subsequent representation of ‘protest as news’. The classic concepts of ‘inferential structure’ (Lang and Lang 1955) and ‘hierarchy of credibility’ (Becker 1967) are re-situated within the context of the 24–7 news mediasphere to analyse the transition in news media focus at G20 from ‘protester violence’ to ‘police violence’. This transition is understood in terms of three key issues: the capacity of technologically empowered Citizen Journalists to produce information that challenges the ‘official’ version of events; the inclination of professional and Citizen Journalists to actively seek out and use that information; and the existence of an information-communications marketplace that sustains the commodification and mass consumption of adversarial, anti-establishment news.
Areej Albostangy - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The role of “Citizen Journalist” in the Arab revolution from the perspective of the elites in Arab media (Syria model)
Jurnal Komunikasi: Malaysian Journal of Communication, 2020Co-Authors: Areej AlbostangyAbstract:The Arab Spring has been shaped by successive episodes of the revolutions of freedom, the largest geopolitical movement that has rocked the Arab world since the 1960s. This study aims at determining the role played by the Citizen Journalist in the Arab spring identify "Syrian revolution". In order to achieve the objective of the study, a questionnaire was designed as the main tool for collecting data. It includes (42) items divided into four variables (credibility, professional, quality and contributions). The sample comprises of 300 individuals’ that are selected randomly from all the media elites who work in Jordan. After the distribution of the questionnaire and data collection, the SPSS software was used to answer the study questions through the use of descriptive analysis. The study found that the degree of acceptance of the media elite to the work of Citizen journalism ranked first compared to other sources of news, the role provided by the Citizen Journalist did not rise to the level of the other media, the respondents' estimates of the ability of the "Citizen journalism" to fill the vacuum resulting from confusion and official misrepresentation through their technological tools such as the telephone came out clearly against this idea, as there is a significant weakness in the ability of the Journalist to apply the standards used in the real media. In light of the results, the study recommends that the findings of the present study show that most of the news and information provided by Citizen Journalist not credible and not professional. Keyword: Citizen journalism, The Arab Spring, credibility, acceptance, source of news.
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the role of Citizen Journalist in the arab revolution from the perspective of the elites in arab media syria model
Jurnal Komunikasi: Malaysian Journal of Communication, 2020Co-Authors: Areej AlbostangyAbstract:The Arab Spring has been shaped by successive episodes of the revolutions of freedom, the largest geopolitical movement that has rocked the Arab world since the 1960s. This study aims at determining the role played by the Citizen Journalist in the Arab spring identify "Syrian revolution". In order to achieve the objective of the study, a questionnaire was designed as the main tool for collecting data. It includes (42) items divided into four variables (credibility, professional, quality and contributions). The sample comprises of 300 individuals’ that are selected randomly from all the media elites who work in Jordan. After the distribution of the questionnaire and data collection, the SPSS software was used to answer the study questions through the use of descriptive analysis. The study found that the degree of acceptance of the media elite to the work of Citizen journalism ranked first compared to other sources of news, the role provided by the Citizen Journalist did not rise to the level of the other media, the respondents' estimates of the ability of the "Citizen journalism" to fill the vacuum resulting from confusion and official misrepresentation through their technological tools such as the telephone came out clearly against this idea, as there is a significant weakness in the ability of the Journalist to apply the standards used in the real media. In light of the results, the study recommends that the findings of the present study show that most of the news and information provided by Citizen Journalist not credible and not professional. Keyword: Citizen journalism, The Arab Spring, credibility, acceptance, source of news.
Monica Laksmi Nariswari - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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penerapan Citizen journalism melalui media televisi studi tentang penerapan Citizen journalism melalui stasiun televisi nasional pada komunitas Citizen Journalist kota solo
2018Co-Authors: Monica Laksmi NariswariAbstract:ABSTRAKKemajuan pada bidang jurnalistik juga akibat dari adanya perkembangan pola pikir pada masyarakat yang bukan hanya ingin mendapat informasi dari media tapi juga memberikan informasi menurut sudut pandang dan cara mereka. Inilah yang melatar belakangi adanya Citizen journalism. Menyangkut hal tersebut, tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah menjelaskan cara yang dilakukan anggota komunitas Citizen Journalist Solo dalam menerapkan Citizen journalism melalui stasiun televisi nasional.Peneliti menggunakan teori dari Bowman dan Willis (2003) tentang Citizen journalism. Teori ini menjelaskan tentang Collecting News and Information (Mengumpulkan Berita dan Informasi), Reporting News and Information (Melaporkan Berita dan Informasi), dan Analyzing and Disseminating News and Information (Menganalisis dan Menyebarkan Informasi dan Berita ), yang digunakan untuk menganalisis penelitian ini.Penelitian ini merupakan jenis penelitian deskriptif kualitatif. Teknik pengumpulan data menggunakan teknik wawancara terstruktur pada sumber data utama dalam penelitian ini adalah 6 orang anggota Citizen Journalist Solo . Teknik purposive sampling digunakan karena mengambil sampel berdasarkan karateristik yang telah dibuat sehingga sampel yang dipilih mampu memberikan informasi sesuai dengan maksud penelitian. Analisa data yang digunakan yaitu teknik analisa data milik Miles dan Huberman mulai dari reduksi data, penyajian data dan penarikan kesimpulan.Hasil penelitian ini adalah setiap anggota Citizen Journalist Solo selalu melakukan proses seleksi terhadap berita yang akan mereka produksi. Proses seleksi ini mencakup sesuai atau tidak dengan ciri khas mereka masing-masing dalam membuat liputan, ada yang terbiasa membuat berita public affair ada juga yang lebih terbiasa membuat news feature. Dalam penelitian ini, setiap infoman memiliki tantangan masing-masing dalam membuat satu berita. Tentunya setiap naskah juga informatif agar penonton televisi nantinya paham dengan pesan yang ingin disampaikan dalam berita tersebut.
Chris Greer - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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we predict a riot public order policing new media environments and the rise of the Citizen Journalist
British Journal of Criminology, 2010Co-Authors: Chris Greer, Eugene MclaughlinAbstract:This article explores the rise of ‘Citizen journalism’ and considers its implications for the policing and news media reporting of public protests in the twenty-first century. Our research focuses on the use and impact of multi-media technologies during the 2009 G20 Summit Protests in London and evaluates their role in shaping the subsequent representation of ‘protest as news’. The classic concepts of ‘inferential structure’ (Lang and Lang 1955) and ‘hierarchy of credibility’ (Becker 1967) are re-situated within the context of the 24–7 news mediasphere to analyse the transition in news media focus at G20 from ‘protester violence’ to ‘police violence’. This transition is understood in terms of three key issues: the capacity of technologically empowered Citizen Journalists to produce information that challenges the ‘official’ version of events; the inclination of professional and Citizen Journalists to actively seek out and use that information; and the existence of an information-communications marketplace that sustains the commodification and mass consumption of adversarial, anti-establishment news.
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We Predict a Riot?Public Order Policing, New Media Environments and the Rise of the Citizen Journalist
British Journal of Criminology, 2010Co-Authors: Chris Greer, Eugene MclaughlinAbstract:This article explores the rise of ‘Citizen journalism’ and considers its implications for the policing and news media reporting of public protests in the twenty-first century. Our research focuses on the use and impact of multi-media technologies during the 2009 G20 Summit Protests in London and evaluates their role in shaping the subsequent representation of ‘protest as news’. The classic concepts of ‘inferential structure’ (Lang and Lang 1955) and ‘hierarchy of credibility’ (Becker 1967) are re-situated within the context of the 24–7 news mediasphere to analyse the transition in news media focus at G20 from ‘protester violence’ to ‘police violence’. This transition is understood in terms of three key issues: the capacity of technologically empowered Citizen Journalists to produce information that challenges the ‘official’ version of events; the inclination of professional and Citizen Journalists to actively seek out and use that information; and the existence of an information-communications marketplace that sustains the commodification and mass consumption of adversarial, anti-establishment news.
Sarjoko Sarjoko - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Mengelola Citizen Journalist di Media NU Online
Kalijaga Journal of Communication, 2021Co-Authors: Sarjoko SarjokoAbstract:This research is a qualitative study that discusses how NU Online manages contributors as the backbone of Muslim-based community media in Indonesia. As an alternative media, NU Online has various limitations, including financial limitations so that the media is managed voluntarily. However, NU Online is quite productive, uploading 15-24 posts every day. This study used the interview method to the managing editor and contributors and then analyzed descriptively. The results showed that the implementation of George R. Terry’s management aspects, namely planning, organizing, actuating, and controlling properly, made this media an active and productive community media. Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian kualitatif yang membahas bagaimana NU Online mengelola kontributor sebagai tulang punggung media komunitas berbasis agama Islam di Indonesia. Sebagai sebuah media alternatif, NU Online memiliki berbagai keterbatasan, di antaranya keterbatasan finansial sehingga media tersebut dikelola secara volunteery . Meski demikian NU Online terbilang cukup produktif dengan mengunggah 15-24 tulisan setiap harinya. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode wawancara kepada redaktur pelaksana dan kontributor kemudian dianalisis secara deskirptif. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa penerapan aspek manajemen George R. Terry, yaitu planning , organizing , actuating , dan controlling dengan baik membuat media ini bisa menjadi media komunitas yang aktif dan produktif.