Online journalism, strengths and weaknesses, citizen journalism, history of online journalism (including comprehensive history of online journalism in Nepal)
Online journalism, strengths and weaknesses, citizen journalism, history of online journalism (including comprehensive history of online journalism in Nepal)
Conflict Management - This presentation was for participants in the Ottawa Catholic School Board Leadership part 1 course. The presentation outlines some of the causes of conflicts between adults in a school environment and strategies to best deal with conflicts.
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Terrorist Propaganda and the Media
Publicity: The Universal Terrorist Goal
· All terrorist organizations both in the contemporary operational environment as well as that of the past have used publicity as a tool for achieving their political goals, which makes maximizing their media impact a universal objective.
· Liberal democracies rely on the principles of freedom of expression and freedom of the press, which inadvertently provides terrorists with an active and open forum for disseminating their messages and fulfilling the goals of their information operations.
· Since the explosion of global media, however, the susceptibility of media in liberal democracies is not as different from media in non-liberal, non-democratic states as was previously the case.
· Additionally, modern technology has lowered the entrance costs for terrorist organizations that wish to develop their own media outlets, and many prefer to exploit this advantage over relying solely on legitimate media outlets.
An Alternative View: Contemporary Terrorists Do Not Need Publicity
· In contrast to the position articulated above, some have argued that extreme terrorist groups driven by religious or pseudo-religious motivations are prone to engaging in political violence without the need to receive credit for the actions from the broader population.
· These types of organizations are more interested in inflicting as much pain and suffering as possible, and do not, therefore, have publicity goals explicitly incorporated into their operations.
· In practice, however, such “expressive” terrorists often do, in fact, take advantage of publicity garnered by their actions, and many – while not as actively engaged in information operations as others – intentionally leave clues and indicators that allow them to receive credit for their attacks.
Terrorism and the Triangle of Communication
· One model of political communication is called the “triangle of communication,” which terrorists attempt to access as a means of achieving their publicity goals:
. Terrorists access the triangle of communication by staging spectacular attacks.
. The media reports on those attacks.
. The public consumes the reporting, driving up fear among the local population as well as demand for more reporting.
. Politicians then pay attention to both the media and the public’s reaction to the media, driving political decisions that terrorists might not have the ability to influence otherwise.
· Terrorists exploit the triangle of communication first at the domestic level to influence local conditions, and then at the international level (through the international press, foreign publics, and foreign political leaders) to influence situations above and beyond the domestic context.
Media-Related Goals
The Attention-Getting Goal
· A key question regarding the media in a free society is not whether it should perform the function of keeping people informed by reporting on terrorism, but what amount and quality of coverag ...
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Anderson, Charles & Johnson (2003). The impressive psychology paper. Chicago: Lucerne Publishing.
Smith, M. (2001). Writing a successful paper. The Trey Research Monthly, 53, 149-150.
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1. Select one of the major terrorist incidents presented in the Appendix of our textbook.
2. In a well-written paper:
. Explain the role media played in the incident.
. Make sure your discussion reflects themes in chapters 14 through 17 of our textbook.
· Papers must adhere to the following guidelines PRIOR to submission on or before the last day of Week 8:
. The first page of your paper will be a cover sheet correctly formatted according to APA guidelines.
. This paper will use 1-inch margins, Times New Roman 12-point font, and double spacing.
. The citations for each article MUST be correctly formatted according to APA guidelines. Do NOT use an automated citation manager to perform this function. Do it manually for this assignment and check your formatting against available APA resources.
. Excluding the cover page and references, this paper must EXCEED 12 pages of written text.
. Only COMPLETE paragraphs consisting of an introductory sentence, a full explanation of key points supported with properly cited sources, and a concluding sentence may be used.
. Only use published articles from academic texts, such as those found at scholar.google.com or accessed through your Grantham University EBSCO host account.
. The entire paper must be your original work. It may not include quotes, and at no time should text be copied and pasted.
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Media plays a very crucial role in any Democratic set-up by showing the reflection of the world to it's people like a mirror. But, what happens when the Media Houses fail to follow the ethical conduct?? These slides give an overview as to how the media impacts the political and public relations.
The 'journalism club' is one that everyone think they can get in to. From bloggers, to anyone else with an opinion, everyone thinks they are a journalist. This presentation lets you know the difference between the professional and the amateur.
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2. The media is the conscience and voice of the society and should adopt self control and self discipline in order to perform its duties more efficiently and diligently
3. SOMETIMES MEDIA SENSATIONALIZES ISSUES WHICH IS HARMFUL TO THE SOCIETY AS A WHOLE It should be responsive to the Society There should be a self imposed Code of Conduct in the larger interest of the society Censorship is harmful for the freedom of Press and media should not create a situation in which censorship become inevitable Self-imposed code of regulation is the need of the hour and anybody violating it should be dealt with stringently by the fraternity itself
4. Remember: Facts are sacred and comment-free Get both sides of the story Check your facts before writing them But they are not enough in reporting communal riots . . .
5. The guiding rules for reporters should be: Look for the background Don't perpetuate the stereotype Find residents who deal with both communities; Corroborate victims' accounts as well as police accounts Ascertain the role of the police, the politicians and the media Highlight stories where communities have helped each other
6. Do not to name the communities involved (to prevent readers from getting worked up) Bland reports about two groups clashing and one place of worship being attacked are designed to leave readers of both communities in the dark, which is good in a way Reporting a communal event is as sensitive, delicate and challenging as the event itself
7. When reported in the media, certain events assume and induce repercussion of national, and sometimes international, character
8. The media, which enjoys the utmost freedom of expression, has a great and vital role to play in moulding public opinion on correct lines in regard to the need of friendly and harmonious relations between various communities and religious groups and thus promote national solidarity
9. The media should not to distort, or exaggerate, should not employ intemperate, inciting and unrestrained language The local papers particularly should strictly adhere to this norm
10. The role of media in such situations is to be peacemakers and not abettors, to be troubleshooters and not troublemakers Let the media play their noble role of promoting peace and harmony among the people in times of crises Any trend to disrupt the peace either directly or indirectly should be considered an anti-national act
11. The media consider its reportage in the interest of the nation as a whole
12. Any news report printed or published by the print media or relayed by the electronic media in contravention of ethical norms in reporting or commenting on matters pertaining to communal harmony is likely to invite penal action under the provisions of Section 295-A of the Indian Penal Code and allied provisions
13. The Press Council by the norms set out, ordained the media to avoid sensational, provocative and alarming headlines, avoid details that might hurt religious sentiments; as also the reports that could undermine the people’s confidence in the maintenance and restoration of peace and law and order
14. The importance of the media is in imparting to the citizens at large, information and analysis in a balanced and impartial manner The media, as a chronicle of tomorrow’s history, owes an undeniable duty to the future to record events as simple untailored facts
15. In times crisis, facts unadorned and simply put, with due care and restraint, cannot be reasonably objected to in a democracy However, a heavy responsibility devolves on the author of opinion articles The journalist has to ensure that not only are his or her analysis free from any personal preferences, prejudices or notions, but also they are based on verified, accurate and established facts and do not tend to foment disharmony or enmity between castes, communities and races
16. The prime objective of Press Council of India (PCI) is to awaken the press to the need for conforming to the highest ethical standards Even in its quasi-judicial role the Press Council does not don the mantle of a taskmaster Its aims not to punish but to act as a conscience keeper and advisor to provoke the media to introspect on the ethicality of its reportage This is possible, only if cooperation is extended from all quarters including the press in its own interest
17. A greater onus lies in times of crisis on the regional media rather than the national media, in restoring the faith of the public in the law and order situation and encouraging communal harmony and amity
18. The media should be well advised to give due consideration to the implications and impact of its coverage of this and similar instances when truth and factual accuracy alone cannot be the criterion to determine the suitability of a publication that could as well foment passions as douse them
19. Norm 23 of the Guide to Journalistic Ethics, reproduced as follows: Photo-journalism is an important part of the print media. While intrusion through photography into personal grief likely to hurt sentiments or arouse communal passions, should be avoided, publication of photographs serving the larger public interest can not be termed as unethical or in bad taste At the same time, another norm (24 C of the Guide to Journalistic Ethics) advises the press to avoid mentioning the names of communities of the victims of the riots
20. The editor should be vigilant in allowing the publication of photographs with the captions appended Actually, no hard and fast rules can be laid down in the matter and the editor has to allow his conscience to guide him up the path of ethical rectitude Reports and / or photographs that may directly or indirectly give away the identity of the victims / attackers should be avoided
21. Cultural and religious symbols / images that may give away the identity of the victims or attackers should be avoided