Comunicação e Sociedade
[ISSN 2183-3575 (online) / ISSN 1645-2089 (print)] is a publication of the Communication and Society Research Centre of the Institute of Social Sciences of the University of Minho, edited by Moisés de Lemos Martins and funded by the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT). Published since 1999, this journal has a rigorous scientific arbitration system and is published twice a year. It is indexed in different platforms and databases of scientific journals, both nationally and internationally.
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Sandra Marinho, Luís Miguel Loureiro & Dolors Palau-Sampio
Vol. 44 | CECS | UMinho
ISSN:e-ISSN 2183-3575 | ISSN 1645-2089
Quality of journalism, in journalism, within journalism. Irrespective of the phrasing (which can carry nuances we will not discuss here), this concept has a longstanding tradition within the scientific field of journalism and communication studies. However, in recent years, due to the economic and technological transformations in the media ecosystem — in which journalism operates — this debate has gained renewed interest, seeking solutions or strategies that allow understanding and addressing numerous issues. These include the need for new business models or the sustainability of journalism (according to this argument’s theoretical perspectives), the fight against misinformation, the interplay between journalism — and the production of journalistic narratives — with formal professional sources (consultancies, public relations) or informal ones (spin doctors) or even the profound transformations in newsroom dynamics and work routines.
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