Money, (CO) production and Power : the contribution of critical political economy to digital journalism studies. 6
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Contributor(s): Digital Journalism. 5 (1) : 2017. pp.1-25 5 6 [] |
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ABSTRACT : This article discusses the contribution of critical political economy approaches to digital journalism studies and argues that these offer important correctives to celebratory perspectives. The first part offers a review and critique of influential claims arising from self-styled new studies of convergence culture, media and crative industries. The second part discusses the contribution of critical political economy in examining digital journalism and responding to celebrant claims. The final part reflects on problems of restrictive normativity and other limitations within media political economy perspectives and considers ways in which challeges might be addressed by more synthesising approaches. The paper proposes developing radical pluralist, media systems and comparative analysis, and advocates drawing on strenghts in both political and culturalist traditions to map and evaluate practices across all sectors of digital journalism. 56
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