TALKING ABOUT PROFESSION Reflections on journalistic professionalism survey in contemporary China Raymond Ruiming Zhou Fudan University, China.

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TALKING ABOUT PROFESSION Reflections on journalistic professionalism survey in contemporary China Raymond Ruiming Zhou Fudan University, China

Outline Review: Results and conclusion from China team’s AJS article Reflection 1: Is there significant distinction on ideas between traditional and online? Reflection 2: Is there a solid professional community for journalists? Reflection 3: Does the talk on profession constantly about journalistic professionalism?

Revisit Journalistic Professionalism Two objectives Detect social profiles, functions of journalism, roles of journalists, and ideas of professionalism Examine the differences between journalist from perspectives of organizational forms and geographic factors

Revisit Journalistic Professionalism Method Face-to-face interviews with 146 journalists 4 cities: Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Wuhan State-owned news media, news websites or grass-root media From March 2014 to January 2015

Functions of Journalism CityMedia TypeFunction 1Function 2Function 3 Beijing TraditionalProvide InfoGuide the opinionSocial supervision OnlineProvide InfoPromote objectivityProtect society Shanghai TraditionalProvide InfoGuide the opinionProvide a picture OnlineProvide InfoInterpret issuesHelp form opinions Guangzhou TraditionalProvide InfoEducateEnlighten OnlineProvide InfoSearch for solutionsEducate Wuhan TraditionalProvide InfoSearch for solutionsEntertain OnlineProvide InfoProvide a pictureGuide the opinion

Functions of Journalism CityMedia TypeFunction 1Function 2Function 3 Beijing TraditionalProvide InfoGuide the opinionSocial supervision OnlineProvide InfoPromote objectivityProtect society Shanghai TraditionalProvide InfoGuide the opinionProvide a picture OnlineProvide InfoInterpret issuesHelp form opinions Guangzhou TraditionalProvide InfoEducateEnlighten OnlineProvide InfoSearch for solutionsEducate Wuhan TraditionalProvide InfoSearch for solutionsEntertain OnlineProvide InfoProvide a pictureGuide the opinion

Functions of Journalism CityMedia TypeFunction 1Function 2Function 3 Beijing TraditionalProvide InfoGuide the opinionSocial supervision OnlineProvide InfoPromote objectivityProtect society Shanghai TraditionalProvide InfoGuide the opinionProvide a picture OnlineProvide InfoInterpret issuesHelp form opinions Guangzhou TraditionalProvide InfoEducateEnlighten OnlineProvide InfoSearch for solutionsEducate Wuhan TraditionalProvide InfoSearch for solutionsEntertain OnlineProvide InfoProvide a pictureGuide the opinion

Roles of Journalists CityMedia Type1 st Role2 nd Role3 rd Role Beijing TraditionalInfo disseminatorSupervisorSocial observer OnlineInfo disseminatorInfo recorderBridge (gov’t & public) Shanghai TraditionalInfo disseminatorOpinion guiderSocial promoter OnlineInfo disseminatorOpinion guiderSocial promoter Guangzhou TraditionalInfo disseminatorSupervisorBridge (gov’t & public) OnlineInfo disseminatorSocial promoterInfo recorder Wuhan TraditionalInfo disseminatorSupervisorOrder maintainer OnlineInfo disseminatorOpinion guiderOpinion expresser

Roles of Journalists CityMedia Type1 st Role2 nd Role3 rd Role Beijing TraditionalInfo disseminatorSupervisorSocial observer OnlineInfo disseminatorInfo recorderBridge (gov’t & public) Shanghai TraditionalInfo disseminatorOpinion guiderSocial promoter OnlineInfo disseminatorOpinion guiderSocial promoter Guangzhou TraditionalInfo disseminatorSupervisorBridge (gov’t & public) OnlineInfo disseminatorSocial promoterInfo recorder Wuhan TraditionalInfo disseminatorSupervisorOrder maintainer OnlineInfo disseminatorOpinion guiderOpinion expresser

Roles of Journalists CityMedia Type1 st Role2 nd Role3 rd Role Beijing TraditionalInfo disseminatorSupervisorSocial observer OnlineInfo disseminatorInfo recorderBridge (gov’t & public) Shanghai TraditionalInfo disseminatorOpinion guiderSocial promoter OnlineInfo disseminatorOpinion guiderSocial promoter Guangzhou TraditionalInfo disseminatorSupervisorBridge (gov’t & public) OnlineInfo disseminatorSocial promoterInfo recorder Wuhan TraditionalInfo disseminatorSupervisorOrder maintainer OnlineInfo disseminatorOpinion guiderOpinion expresser

Reflection 1 Is there significant distinction on the ideas between traditional media and new media? Journalists in contemporary China generally share the same ideas in two groups, regardless of where they are Functions of journalism: provide information / interpret social reality Roles of journalists: information disseminator / social reality interpreter

Functions of Journalism CityMedia TypeFunction 1Function 2Function 3 Beijing TraditionalProvide InfoGuide the opinionSocial supervision OnlineProvide InfoPromote objectivityProtect society Shanghai TraditionalProvide InfoGuide the opinionProvide a picture OnlineProvide InfoInterpret issuesHelp form opinions Guangzhou TraditionalProvide InfoEducateEnlighten OnlineProvide InfoSearch for solutionsEducate Wuhan TraditionalProvide InfoSearch for solutionsEntertain OnlineProvide InfoProvide a pictureGuide the opinion

Functions of Journalism CityMedia TypeFunction 1Function 2Function 3 Beijing TraditionalProvide InfoGuide the opinionSocial supervision OnlineProvide InfoPromote objectivityProtect society Shanghai TraditionalProvide InfoGuide the opinionProvide a picture OnlineProvide InfoInterpret issuesHelp form opinions Guangzhou TraditionalProvide InfoEducateEnlighten OnlineProvide InfoSearch for solutionsEducate Wuhan TraditionalProvide InfoSearch for solutionsEntertain OnlineProvide InfoProvide a pictureGuide the opinion

Roles of Journalists CityMedia Type1 st Role2 nd Role3 rd Role Beijing TraditionalInfo disseminatorSupervisorSocial observer OnlineInfo disseminatorInfo recorderBridge (gov’t & public) Shanghai TraditionalInfo disseminatorOpinion guiderSocial promoter OnlineInfo disseminatorOpinion guiderSocial promoter Guangzhou TraditionalInfo disseminatorSupervisorBridge (gov’t & public) OnlineInfo disseminatorSocial promoterInfo recorder Wuhan TraditionalInfo disseminatorSupervisorOrder maintainer OnlineInfo disseminatorOpinion guiderOpinion expresser

Roles of Journalists CityMedia Type1 st Role2 nd Role3 rd Role Beijing TraditionalInfo disseminatorSupervisorSocial observer OnlineInfo disseminatorInfo recorderBridge (gov’t & public) Shanghai TraditionalInfo disseminatorOpinion guiderSocial promoter OnlineInfo disseminatorOpinion guiderSocial promoter Guangzhou TraditionalInfo disseminatorSupervisorBridge (gov’t & public) OnlineInfo disseminatorSocial promoterInfo recorder Wuhan TraditionalInfo disseminatorSupervisorOrder maintainer OnlineInfo disseminatorOpinion guiderOpinion expresser

Reflection 1 As Lu & Pan (2002) say, journalistic professionalism is a discourse on journalistic practices and institution (Fairclough,1992), an ideology based upon the notions of public service and public interests (Schudson, 1978), and a model of social control (Freidson, 2001). According to the empirical data, journalistic professionalism still have multiple traditions, faces constraints from various forces, and reveal itself in a fragmented and localized form. However, it signifies the deepening of human and social liberation.

Reflection 2 A fragmented and localized form of journalistic professionalism constructed in contemporary China could be regarded as a process of ongoing “boundary work” (Gieryn, 1999; Carlson, 2015). Is there only boundary-making in a so- called community? Is there a solid professional community for journalists in contemporary China?

Reflection 2 Two dimensions for those who report a feeling of professional community: Doing pack journalism in key public events on hot moments, especially on national disasters Imagining, even doing collective actions to defend their basic human rights from violence, and their autonomy on independent journalistic practices from the authorities on hot moments

Reflection 2 In conclusion, the ongoing construction of journalistic professionalism is an ongoing construction of journalistic community. It is not a professional community, but an interpretive community (Zelizer, 1993) on key public events. Journalists maintain their boundaries to defend professional autonomy on hot moments, which is a basic line upon common ideas.

3 Most Important Predictors By Cities CityMedia Type1 st Predictor2 nd Predictor3 rd Predictor Beijing TraditionalGood writerEngage in ethicsObjective OnlineObjectiveEngage in ethicsCompetent Shanghai TraditionalCuriosityGood writerErudite & Scholarly OnlineCuriosityCompetentIndependent Guangzhou TraditionalCompetentEngage in ethicsIndependent OnlineCompetentObjectiveUnbiased Wuhan TraditionalThe ability to judge news value Engage in ethicsGood writer OnlineThe ability to judge news value Engage in ethicsErudite & Scholarly

3 Most Important Predictors By Cities CityMedia Type1 st Predictor2 nd Predictor3 rd Predictor Beijing TraditionalGood writerEngage in ethicsObjective OnlineObjectiveEngage in ethicsCompetent Shanghai TraditionalCuriosityGood writerErudite & Scholarly OnlineCuriosityCompetentIndependent Guangzhou TraditionalCompetentEngage in ethicsIndependent OnlineCompetentObjectiveUnbiased Wuhan TraditionalThe ability to judge news value Engage in ethicsGood writer OnlineThe ability to judge news value Engage in ethicsErudite & Scholarly

3 Most Important Predictors By Cities CityMedia Type1 st Predictor2 nd Predictor3 rd Predictor Beijing TraditionalGood writerEngage in ethicsObjective OnlineObjectiveEngage in ethicsCompetent Shanghai TraditionalCuriosityGood writerErudite & Scholarly OnlineCuriosityCompetentIndependent Guangzhou TraditionalCompetentEngage in ethicsIndependent OnlineCompetentObjectiveUnbiased Wuhan TraditionalThe ability to judge news value Engage in ethicsGood writer OnlineThe ability to judge news value Engage in ethicsErudite & Scholarly

3 Most Important Predictors By Cities CityMedia Type1 st Predictor2 nd Predictor3 rd Predictor Beijing TraditionalGood writerEngage in ethicsObjective OnlineObjectiveEngage in ethicsCompetent Shanghai TraditionalCuriosityGood writerErudite & Scholarly OnlineCuriosityCompetentIndependent Guangzhou TraditionalCompetentEngage in ethicsIndependent OnlineCompetentObjectiveUnbiased Wuhan TraditionalThe ability to judge news value Engage in ethicsGood writer OnlineThe ability to judge news value Engage in ethicsErudite & Scholarly

Reflection 3 Does the talk on profession constantly refer to something about journalistic professionalism? NO, it includes something beyond the concept. In other words, there is a package of journalists’ talk as empirical data about something unrelated to the concept “journalistic professionalism”.

Reflection 3 What is the ability to judge “news value”? The ability to construct agenda on key public events The ability to make news strategically The ability to follow “news routine” (Tuchman, 1978)

Reflection 3 It shows: the interpretive role of journalists, to construct key public issues critically so as to enlighten people, to promote solutions, etc. the improvised activities (Pan, 2000)of journalists away from social control of interest groups, especially from the instruction of modifying even deleting their stories A danger of innocent journalists who just take it as a common job, regardless of public interest

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