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https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-3677-9st authoritative news magazine, DER SPIEGEL, it will highlight how boundaries between journalism and corporate communication are likely to blur in times of crises. Corporate institutions focusing on journalistic quality, such as ombudsmen (also: readers’ advocates), therefore emerge as a critical el

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Brian Street,Dave Baker,Alison Tomlinbuted a so-called .. For one, having the responsibility for their journalistic content and role as fourth power of the state, and on the other hand, due to their corporate responsibility. The qualitative interviews with CSR representatives of private and public German media companies made it possibl

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Brian Street,Dave Baker,Alison Tomlinns boosted by authoritarian governments? This chapter attempts to provide some answers to this question by focusing on the case of Venezuela, where the 23-year rule of populist “Chavismo” (a term that merges Hugo Chávez’s and his successor Nicolas Maduro’s presidencies) has had a significant impact

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Crisis Management for Physicians,were closing many of their regional journals. For much of regional Queensland, the onset of news deserts looked probable until Victorian-based Star News Group filled the void left by News Corp. This paper looks at these changes from the perspective of journalists working for Star newspapers in the Q

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,Burnout, Happiness, and Work–Life Harmony,debate and exacerbates the impact of the virus. The WHO blamed the way information flows through the internet for creating the infodemic. Other communications theorists have described the way in which the internet is degrading the Constitution of Knowledge—a community of scientists, academics, journ