Fake News vs Media Studies by Julian McDougall

Author:Julian McDougall
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9783030272203
Publisher: Springer International Publishing

Empirical work from journalism studies also raises critical questions about trust. Karlsson and Clerwall (2018) worked with thirteen focus groups to explore cornerstones in citizens’ ideas about quality journalism, using Bourdieu’s concept of ‘doxa’ (2013), through which we can understand normative values about the essence of ‘good journalism’:The findings suggest that the respondents’ views about good journalism are quite in accordance with the traditional norms of the journalistic field; however, there is more emphasis on stylistic and linguistic qualities. Few calls are made for transparency. The results suggest that a remedy to the decreasing trust in news may not lay in the changing of norms, but rather in how already established norms and values of the journalistic field are performed. (2018: 1)

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