… in news production, much of the research on this topic shows less interest in journalists’ situated
experience … to the changing nature and experiences of journalists as they encounter the …

… constitutes a good news story is often very evident for journalists, while a new intern or a
visiting ethnographer will need some time and experience before the good news story becomes …

… by experience, and every individual’s experience of the world is different. Our different
experiences … In fact, given the diversity of individual experience, we might wonder how cultural …

… in a way similar to the understanding we bring to their role perceptions: that these reflect
a discourse about the changes that journalists in a particular community experience. Still, …

… is not categorised as a news story, the journalists can ‘transform it into a news story’. This …
it comes to the journalists’ linguistic practice. Neither did I experience any significant difference …

… her own experience in acquiring news sense in the … experience themselves, sound
experience, then they can obviously help young people start to understand what makes for a news …

… news industry, representing a range of experience from three to 30 years. There was no
expectation that these journalists … in order to articulate knowledge and practices currently in use. …

… the lived experiences of Zimbabwean journalists covering the novel … Drawing upon the
first-hand accounts of 21 journalists … news gathering were affected by the lockdown as journalists …

… Journalists working for well-resourced and elite news … Journalists are emotionally
attached to the news organizations … work they do, and the idea of bringing news to the public. …

… reach excellence in digital news. According to … experience, as journalists make decisions
about how to shoot a picture, edit a piece, or highlight a particular story, according to their news …