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The Media Industry Is Competitive and Cut-Throat: Taking a Subject-Centred Approach to Media Educat be made – the research suggests taking a subject-centred approach to learning by acknowledging the necessary skills a student must acquire as an inclusive strategy reflective of the reality of a diverse student population.

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From Newsrooms to Now Media: Employing Disabled Journalists,e and participatory media. While discriminatory fears persist within the industry, disabled journalists also recognise the unique benefits of being a disabled journalist and the opportunities presented by a new digital industry.

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Digital Disability Media Disclosure: The Business of Blogging and Web Series Diversity,media. The new industrial arrangements allowed via disability-focused web series provide new opportunities for a diversity of representations on and off screen. In this disability digital media workforce, workers are encouraged rather than discouraged to disclose their disability.

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A Collective Phew: Disability Acting,accessibility, their fears regarding disclosure, their wish for accommodations and their move towards activism. All of these stem from a desire to move away from long-held media stereotypes and be cast in so-called ‘regular’ roles.

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Disability Participation in the Media: New Directions for Research,Throughout, the chapter expresses despair that in researching this book no significant new findings have been discovered to suggest there has been a change in attitude since the 1990s when the last major cycle of disability-related media work research took place despite the media as an industry having changed so much.

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Book 2016lf-representation in media employment. Improving disability representations in the media is vital to improving the social position of people with disability, and including people with lived experience of disability is integral to this process. While the media industry has changed significantly as a

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The Media Industry Is Competitive and Cut-Throat: Taking a Subject-Centred Approach to Media Educats both a review of the literature and presents original findings of a study of media educators, and draws on the self-representations of disabled media students regarding this topic. Research in this area yields two significant findings. Firstly, that disabled students are discouraged from entering

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From Newsrooms to Now Media: Employing Disabled Journalists,s, performance and the reactions of others. Approaches to research encompass both quantitative assessments of actual numbers of disabled employees in newsrooms and qualitative assessments of biographical experiences. Although the majority of the literature on this topic was published during the 1990