 | Hastings Donnan - 2002 - 212 trang
...to any definition of news is the idea of novelty-plus-narrative, encapsulated in the word 'story'. 'Unlike sociologists, who divide external reality...which is new and can therefore be reported as news' (Gans 1 980: 1 67). Where political agendas are themselves driven by public responses to news (for... | |
 | Herbert J. Gans - 2004 - 424 trang
...such as scientific discoveries or new fads, may already be old-hat to their sources. More important, journalists create novelty. Unlike sociologists, who...example, they "rediscovered" American poverty and nunger — although they did not do so by themselves. More recently, some have begun to rediscover... | |
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Internal" novelty. Journalists judge novelty by whether a story is new to them, assuming that it will then also be new to the audience. Many stories, such as scientific discoveries or new fads, may already be old-hat to their sources. More important,... 