The Nairobi Hub: Emerging patterns of how foreign correspondents frame citizen journalists and social media

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Autor(a) principal: Vicente, Paulo Nuno
Data de Publicação: 2013
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)
Texto Completo: http://dspace.ismt.pt/xmlui/handle/123456789/370
Resumo: A sizable portion of our everyday knowledge about sub-Saharan Africa comes from the work of international news reporters on the continent. The profession of foreign correspondent constituted itself around a group of privileged witnesses of history, often immersed in a mythological aura, but the emergence of digital media has established some tension around a destructuration-restructuration of the journalistic field. The rhetoric of the pro-am revolution signifies the end of an era for international journalism due to the rise of citizen journalism. This research assesses how professional international news reporters are repositioning themselves in a transforming communicative environment, and how they interpret their own occupation and the role of rising actors in the transnational mediasphere.
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title The Nairobi Hub: Emerging patterns of how foreign correspondents frame citizen journalists and social media
spellingShingle The Nairobi Hub: Emerging patterns of how foreign correspondents frame citizen journalists and social media
Vicente, Paulo Nuno
citizen journalism
foreign correspondents
international news reporting
multi- dimensional network of correspondences
networked journalism
social media
title_short The Nairobi Hub: Emerging patterns of how foreign correspondents frame citizen journalists and social media
title_full The Nairobi Hub: Emerging patterns of how foreign correspondents frame citizen journalists and social media
title_fullStr The Nairobi Hub: Emerging patterns of how foreign correspondents frame citizen journalists and social media
title_full_unstemmed The Nairobi Hub: Emerging patterns of how foreign correspondents frame citizen journalists and social media
title_sort The Nairobi Hub: Emerging patterns of how foreign correspondents frame citizen journalists and social media
author Vicente, Paulo Nuno
author_facet Vicente, Paulo Nuno
author_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Vicente, Paulo Nuno
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv citizen journalism
foreign correspondents
international news reporting
multi- dimensional network of correspondences
networked journalism
social media
topic citizen journalism
foreign correspondents
international news reporting
multi- dimensional network of correspondences
networked journalism
social media
description A sizable portion of our everyday knowledge about sub-Saharan Africa comes from the work of international news reporters on the continent. The profession of foreign correspondent constituted itself around a group of privileged witnesses of history, often immersed in a mythological aura, but the emergence of digital media has established some tension around a destructuration-restructuration of the journalistic field. The rhetoric of the pro-am revolution signifies the end of an era for international journalism due to the rise of citizen journalism. This research assesses how professional international news reporters are repositioning themselves in a transforming communicative environment, and how they interpret their own occupation and the role of rising actors in the transnational mediasphere.
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