younes shokr khah; naeem badie
Volume 12, Issue 28.29 , May 2005, , Pages 133-171
Abstract
In this article the main focus is to have an answer or answers for this critical question: Are the agenda-setting, image-making and one-way flow of information discourses in print media transiting towards audiences through the application of new information and communication technologies or not? And ...
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In this article the main focus is to have an answer or answers for this critical question: Are the agenda-setting, image-making and one-way flow of information discourses in print media transiting towards audiences through the application of new information and communication technologies or not? And what is the impact of cyber journalism on the classic concept of freedom of expression? Although in the main research it has been attempted to see this discourse transition through four trends of the review of literature, sending questioners for prominent international scholars (Professor Yahya R. Karnalipour, Head of the Department of Communication and Creative Arts , Purdue University Calumet, professor Nora Paulothe director of the Institute for New Media Studies at the University of Minnesota, School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Professor Mindy McAdams of the faculty of the College of Journalism and Communications at the University of Florida, Professor Lawrence Pintak at the University of Michigan, a veteran of 25 years in journalism on four continents, nominated twice for Emmy awards and the winner of two Overseas Press Club citations for his Middle East coverage, Crawford Kilian who has written a lot of books and articles; current projects include two novels, a textbook revision, and articles for online journals, Ralph Berenger, Assistant professor of Journalism and Mass Communication at the American University in Cairo, Bertrand Pecquerie the Director of the World Editors Forum, Professor Vincent Mosco Canada Research Chair in Communication and Society, Department of Sociology, Queen s University and Neil Nemeth Associate Professor of Communication, Purdue University calumet who teaches the journalism courses), reviewing International resolutions and finally through Q methodology and qualitative research, here the results and findings are presented just from the last part.
ali asghar mahaki; naeem badie
Volume 12, Issue 28.29 , May 2005, , Pages 273-313
Abstract
According to functional sociological theories of order, print media can play a crucial role in protecting mental security of a given society by picturing an appropriate image of law enforcement forces and their public interactions. However this role is played under and influenced by socio-political circumstances ...
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According to functional sociological theories of order, print media can play a crucial role in protecting mental security of a given society by picturing an appropriate image of law enforcement forces and their public interactions. However this role is played under and influenced by socio-political circumstances on the society. This study tries to elaborate and then compare what reflected in the press of the performance of police and their interaction with people over five periods of contemporary history. The comparison is made on the basis of the following criteria: police authority, people s demands from police, the types of public demands, representation of police as a government force or as a public force, civil- or military image of police, police interactions reflected in press in each period, including its social interactions, treatment of those asking for police services, government interactions and intra-organizational interactions, the way police actions have been reflected, whether eliminated, critical or analytic, the way police have been criticized in press, constructive or destructive. Findings of this study show that the role of press in reflecting interactions between police and people is largely influenced by socio-political circumstances. During studied periods, political environment of the society had caused the press to picture different images of the authority and public interactions of police.
naeem badie
Volume 10, Issue 23 , November 2003, , Pages 1-42
Abstract
This study is an attempt to explain criteria of ideal journalism in Iran from the university professors and journalists' perspectives. It will try to present a desirable model for journalism activities. Understanding these viewpoints will help to shape the criteria of ideal journalism in Iran. Hence, ...
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This study is an attempt to explain criteria of ideal journalism in Iran from the university professors and journalists' perspectives. It will try to present a desirable model for journalism activities. Understanding these viewpoints will help to shape the criteria of ideal journalism in Iran. Hence, in the review of the literature, press theories, professional ethical standards, and journalism styles have been introduced with respect to these discussions. From the literature, 68 statements were selected for Q analysis. The findings show that responsible journalism profession can operate only in situations where a desirable condition exists with respect to political, cultural, social and economic climate. The ideal journalism model can be considered in four respects: 1) the principles and professional criteria, 2) the journalism principles, 3) the press and the government, 4) the press and society.
naeem badie; hushang abbas zadeh
Volume 4, Issue 7.8 , November 1999, , Pages 179-216
Abstract
The conceptualization and measurement of news media credibility have been a continuing concern of mass communication researchers for many years. This study examined how students at the college of social sciences, Allarneh Tabatabai University, perceived news media credibility. The findings suggest that ...
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The conceptualization and measurement of news media credibility have been a continuing concern of mass communication researchers for many years. This study examined how students at the college of social sciences, Allarneh Tabatabai University, perceived news media credibility. The findings suggest that there is no statistical difference between the degree of credibility among news media (radio, television and newspaper) with respect to domestic news. However, the degree tends to be about an average.
kaeem badie
Volume 2, Issue 3.4 , May 1993, , Pages 29-55
