Transparency and journalism : a critical appraisal of a disruptive norm /: a critical appraisal of a disruptive norm. (2021)
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- Book
- Title:
- Transparency and journalism : a critical appraisal of a disruptive norm /: a critical appraisal of a disruptive norm. (2021)
- Main Title:
- Transparency and journalism : a critical appraisal of a disruptive norm
- Further Information:
- Note: Michael Karlsson.
- Authors:
- Karlsson, Michael, 1960-
- Contents:
- Preface and Acknowledgements 1 Transparency and its Connection to Journalism 1.1 Transparency: Essence, Purpose, and How it Made its Way into Journalism 1.2 The Fragile Theoretical and Empirical Foundation of Transparency in Journalism 1.3 Transparency as Ritual in Journalistic Practice 1.4 Theoretical Points of Departure Influencing the Book 1.5 The Imagined Audience, Structure, and Content of the Book 2 Journalistic Transparency in History and Context 2.1 The Emergence and Solidification of Transparency 2.2 The Philosophical Roots of Transparency in Liberal Democratic Theory 2.3 Comparing the Transparency Dimension in Governmental and Journalistic Institutions 2.4 The Implicit Theory of Transparency 2.5 The Performative Transparency Model 2.6 Black Box and Glass Box 2.7 Summary 3 Can You See the Sunlight? Transparency at Work 3.1 Can You See the Sunlight? 3.2 Journalistic Actors 3.3 Content: Stage, Aesthetics, and Delivery 3.4 The Public 3.5 … And transparency for all? 3.6 Transparency in Practice: Not Much Sunlight Thus Far 4 Algorithmic Forms of Transparency and Opacity 4.1 The Increasing Role of Algorithms in Journalism 4.2 Russian Dolls: Black Boxes Inside Other Black Boxes, Inside… 4.3 Unpacking the Role of Algorithms in Transparent Journalistic Performance 4.4 Computer Says No 5 The Limits of the Transparency Myth 5.1 Inevitable Cost/Benefit Trade-Offs 5.2 The Need for Professional Discretion and the Ever-Present Curtain and Backstage 5.3 Transparency as the OppositePreface and Acknowledgements 1 Transparency and its Connection to Journalism 1.1 Transparency: Essence, Purpose, and How it Made its Way into Journalism 1.2 The Fragile Theoretical and Empirical Foundation of Transparency in Journalism 1.3 Transparency as Ritual in Journalistic Practice 1.4 Theoretical Points of Departure Influencing the Book 1.5 The Imagined Audience, Structure, and Content of the Book 2 Journalistic Transparency in History and Context 2.1 The Emergence and Solidification of Transparency 2.2 The Philosophical Roots of Transparency in Liberal Democratic Theory 2.3 Comparing the Transparency Dimension in Governmental and Journalistic Institutions 2.4 The Implicit Theory of Transparency 2.5 The Performative Transparency Model 2.6 Black Box and Glass Box 2.7 Summary 3 Can You See the Sunlight? Transparency at Work 3.1 Can You See the Sunlight? 3.2 Journalistic Actors 3.3 Content: Stage, Aesthetics, and Delivery 3.4 The Public 3.5 … And transparency for all? 3.6 Transparency in Practice: Not Much Sunlight Thus Far 4 Algorithmic Forms of Transparency and Opacity 4.1 The Increasing Role of Algorithms in Journalism 4.2 Russian Dolls: Black Boxes Inside Other Black Boxes, Inside… 4.3 Unpacking the Role of Algorithms in Transparent Journalistic Performance 4.4 Computer Says No 5 The Limits of the Transparency Myth 5.1 Inevitable Cost/Benefit Trade-Offs 5.2 The Need for Professional Discretion and the Ever-Present Curtain and Backstage 5.3 Transparency as the Opposite of Trust 5.4 Transparency is not Openness 5.5 A Successful Flop: How Transparency was Adopted Despite a Lack of Evidence 5.6 What is Left of Transparency? 6 Transparency After All? 6.1 Three Waves of Transparency in Journalism 6.2 Transparency Pathways 6.3 Targeted Transparency 6.4 Suggestions for a Future Research Agenda 6.5 Not so Disruptive After All … (more)
- Edition:
- 1st
- Publisher Details:
- London : Routledge
- Publication Date:
- 2021
- Extent:
- 1 online resource
- Subjects:
- 174.907
Journalistic ethics
Journalism -- Philosophy
Transparency (Philosophy) - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9781000453096
9781000453058
9780429340642 - Related ISBNs:
- 9780367356163
- Notes:
- Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
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