Media System Change and the Conditions for Journalistic Professionalism
Elements of Professionalization Autonomy
Elements of Professionalization Autonomy Consensus on ethics and standards of practice
Elements of Professionalization Autonomy Consensus on ethics and standards of practice distinct to the profession Similar to concept of “field autonomy” in Bourdieu’s sociology
Elements of Professionalization Autonomy Consensus on ethics and standards of practice distinct to the profession Ideology of public service
Elements of Professionalization Autonomy Consensus on ethics and standards of practice distinct to the profession Ideology of public service Shift from “Libertarian” to “Social Responsibility” Theory of the Press
Conditions for Professionalization: U.S. Case Strong development of media markets
Conditions for Professionalization: U.S. Case Strong development of media markets Relative insulation from market mechanisms
“Separation of Church and State” Separation of Business and Editorial Sides of Newspaper Separation of Opinion and News
Conditions for Professionalization: U.S. Case Strong development of media markets Relative insulation from market mechanisms Consensus, “moderate pluralism”
Conditions for Professionalization: U.S. Case Strong development of media markets Relative insulation from market mechanisms Consensus, “moderate pluralism” Development of rational-legal authority
Conditions for Professionalization: U.S. Case Strong development of media markets Relative insulation from market mechanisms Consensus, “moderate pluralism” Development of rational-legal authority Relative centralization of media
Other Contexts for The Development of Journalistic Professionalism Northern European Press
Other Contexts for The Development of Journalistic Professionalism Northern European Press Differences: Coexistence of Commercial and Party Press, less emphasis of “objectivity norm”
Other Contexts for The Development of Journalistic Professionalism Northern European Press Public Service Broadcasting
Other Contexts for The Development of Journalistic Professionalism Northern European Press Public Service Broadcasting Political structures connected with rational-legal authority are crucial
Other Contexts for The Development of Journalistic Professionalism Northern European Press Public Service Broadcasting Communist systems?
Concluding Comments Journalistic professionalism depends on structural conditions; it cannot be transferred or created in just any context
Concluding Comments Journalistic professionalism depends on structural conditions These contexts—and the forms of journalistic professionalism--vary
Concluding Comments Journalistic professionalism depends on structural conditions These contexts—and the forms of journalistic professionalism—vary These contexts are historical—media systems change