Halkan waxan ku soo bandhigi doonaa doorka ay saxaafadu ku leedahay horumarinta umada.
What is journalism?
Professional identity and ideology of journalists reconsidered
The history of journalism in elective democracies around the world has been described
as the emergence of a professional identity of journalists with claims to an
exclusive role and status in society, based on and at times fiercely defended by
their occupational ideology. Although the conceptualization of journalism as a
professional ideology can be traced throughout the literature on journalism studies,
scholars tend to take the building blocks of such an ideology more or less for
granted. In this article the ideal-typical values of journalism’s ideology
are operationalized and investigated in terms of how these values are challenged or
changed in the context of current cultural and technological developments. It is
argued that multiculturalism and multimedia are similar and poignant examples of
such developments. If the professional identity of journalists can be seen as kept
together by the social cement of an occupational ideology of journalism, the
analysis in this article shows how journalism in the self-perceptions of journalists
has come to mean much more than its modernist bias of telling people what they need
to know.
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