The Culture of Journalism: Ethics, Values, and Democratic Practice by Rajesh Kumar

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Journalism culture refers to the shared occupational ideology, beliefs, and practices among journalists, encompassing how they approach their work, what they consider valuable, and the media products they create. This culture is shaped by a combination of global values like truthfulness and independence, and is influenced by specific contexts like the political and economic systems in which they operate, as well as the individual organizations they work for. It impacts everything from a journalist’s ethical decisions to their career advancement, as seen through awards, promotions, and recognition.

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