Reporting Humanitarian Disasters in a Social Media Age
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Reporting Humanitarian Disasters in a Social Media Age
Cooper, Glenda (City, University of London, UK)
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2018
252
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Inglês
9781138483576
15 a 20 dias
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Table of Contents Introduction Distant Suffering in a Digital World: the background to the changing nature of disaster reporting "The odd mucky weekend, not a one night stand" The relationship between aid agencies and journalists when covering disasters The first draft of history' or just smoke and mirrors'? How journalists and aid agencies see the use of UGC in humanitarian crises Twitter Takeovers, Blogging and Following the Sun': how aid agencies use the tropes of social media and UGC Cloning and Co-opting: How the mainstream media use UGC Tweeting the Quake': how ordinary citizens tell their story Ethical Questions Going Forward: Payment, Permission, Privacy Conclusion Appendix of Interviewees
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Table of Contents Introduction Distant Suffering in a Digital World: the background to the changing nature of disaster reporting "The odd mucky weekend, not a one night stand" The relationship between aid agencies and journalists when covering disasters The first draft of history' or just smoke and mirrors'? How journalists and aid agencies see the use of UGC in humanitarian crises Twitter Takeovers, Blogging and Following the Sun': how aid agencies use the tropes of social media and UGC Cloning and Co-opting: How the mainstream media use UGC Tweeting the Quake': how ordinary citizens tell their story Ethical Questions Going Forward: Payment, Permission, Privacy Conclusion Appendix of Interviewees
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