Le journalisme gagné par la peoplisation
Traditionally identified with the specialized press and show business, celebrity news has extended its journalistic reach into areas where deontology is facing new and complex challenges. This « failing » of deontology is due, notably, to the changing relations between politics and journalism and by...
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2009-07-01
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| description | Traditionally identified with the specialized press and show business, celebrity news has extended its journalistic reach into areas where deontology is facing new and complex challenges. This « failing » of deontology is due, notably, to the changing relations between politics and journalism and by the growing attitudes of public derision. Self-regulation within the information-gathering profession is being destabilized and is undergoing redefinition, a process in which the public and its expectations play an important role. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-dd49c0b83c9e45efb210d52812b482f72025-01-09T11:27:28ZfraUniversité LavalCommunication1189-37881920-73442009-07-0127117919710.4000/communication.1321Le journalisme gagné par la peoplisationBenoît GrevisseTraditionally identified with the specialized press and show business, celebrity news has extended its journalistic reach into areas where deontology is facing new and complex challenges. This « failing » of deontology is due, notably, to the changing relations between politics and journalism and by the growing attitudes of public derision. Self-regulation within the information-gathering profession is being destabilized and is undergoing redefinition, a process in which the public and its expectations play an important role.https://journals.openedition.org/communication/1321people journalismpoliticsdeontologyderision |
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