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Martyn Housdenat is sadly rare in today’s scholarly publishing ecosystem. The reflexive nature of the first two chapters, penned by both a founding figure of the ethnographic newsroom research tradition (Schlesinger) and a more recent contributor to that same tradition (Ryfe), makes them particularly helpful for

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Martyn Housdennd production studies in particular have had problems keeping up. In many areas we simply do not know what is going on. Thus, there is a need for catching up and recruiting young researchers. But at the same time as we specialize and focus on media production, we ought to remind ourselves that our f

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Martyn Housdenunstall, 1971). However, for some time, scholars have also recognized that news organizations are porous, and news is influenced by the organization’s environment (e.g. Carroll and Hannan, 1995; Tichenor, Olien and Donohue, 1980). In the early to mid-1900s, Robert Park of the Chicago School of Socio

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Martyn Housdenshared, connective spaces we inhabit with others. In doing so, Spahr’s poetry provides an excellent illustration of how health and illness are not properties of the individual body, but are features of relationships between bodies and other materialities, including the myriad of plant and animal spe