Digital Journalism, Drones, and Automation
The Language and Abstractions behind the News
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Product details:
- Publisher OUP USA
- Date of Publication 5 June 2020
- ISBN 9780190655877
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages280 pages
- Size 231x155x20 mm
- Weight 408 g
- Language English 68
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Short description:
In Digital Journalism, Drones, and Automation, Cate Dowd explores modern trends in data journalism and takes readers through the specific risks and benefits that these modern journalistic trends have on society as a whole.
MoreLong description:
The lure of big data and analytics has produced new partnerships between news media and social media and consequently a fragmentation of digital journalism. The era is coupled with the rise in fake news and controversial data sharing. However, creative mobile reporting and civilian drones set new standards for journalist during the European asylum seeker crisis. Yet the focus on data and remote cloud servers continues to dominate online news and journalism, alongside new semantic models for data personalization. News tags that define concepts within a news story to assist search, are now monetized abstractions in accelerated data processing that enables automation and feeds advertising. Can journalism compete with this by defining its own concepts with ethical values named and embedded in algorithms? Can machines make sense of the world in the same way as a traditional journalist? In this book, Cate Dowd analyzes the tasks and ethics of journalists and questions how intelligent machines could simulate ethical human behaviors to better understand the dizzy post-human world of online data. Looking to digital journalism and multi-platform news media, from studios and integrated media systems to mobile reporting in the field, Dowd assesses how data and digital technology has impacted on journalism over the past decade. Dowd's research is informed by in-depth participation with investigative journalists, including images drawn and annotated by industry experts to present key journalism concepts, priorities, and values. Chapters explore approaches for the elicitation of vocabulary for journalism and design methods to embed values and ethics into algorithms for the era of automation and big data. Digital Journalism, Drones, and Automation provides insights into the lasting values of journalism processes and equips readers interested in entering or understanding online data and news media with much needed context and wisdom.
Cate Dowd's analysis of how cutting-edge technologies make, curate, and publish online news reveals the systems which drive what we-contemporary audiences and online constituents-are destined to know. This is ground-breaking, original work undertaken at an uncompromising level of complexity, range, and depth. Dowd's book is must reading for any practitioner in, or researcher of, digital information platforms and contemporary forms of public online discourse.
Table of Contents:
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Formative Digital and Online Technologies in News and Journalism
2. The Impacts of Integrated Media and Social Media in News
3. The Backend of News as a Juxtaposition of Data and Human Costs
4. Smartphones and Social Media in Reporting the Asylum Seeker Crisis in Europe
5. Decoding Search and Partnerships Across News, Journalism, and Social Media
6. Drone Journalism and Aviation Laws, Systems, Training, and Tech Trends
7. Game Design and the Semantic CAT Method for Journalism
8. Game Spaces and the Transformation of Language for Journalism Systems
9. Emotions, Behaviors, and Context-Aware Systems for Journalists
10. Langugage for Data Processing and Ontology Engineering for Journalism
Index
