Wozu noch Journalismus?

Wie das Internet einen Beruf verändert

Contributions by Christian Meier Contributions by Thomas Krüger Contributions by Volker Lilienthal Contributions by Sonia Seymour Mikich Contributions by Stephan Russ-Mohl Contributions by Peter Glaser Contributions by Peter Littger Contributions by Lukas Kircher Contributions by Roger Boyes Contributions by Maybrit Illner Contributions by Wolfgang Blau Contributions by Harald Martenstein Contributions by Anja Reschke Contributions by Thomas Leif Contributions by Hans Leyendecker Contributions by Dirk von Gehlen Contributions by Stefan Niggemeier Contributions by Sascha Lobo Contributions by Hans-Ulrich Jörges Contributions by Heribert Prantl Contributions by Manfred Bissinger Contributions by Marietta Slomka Contributions by Jakob Augstein Contributions by Jörg Sadrozinski Contributions by Axel Ganz Contributions by Michael Jürgs Contributions by Frank A. Meyer Contributions by Ernst Elitz Contributions by Hans-Peter Siebenhaar Edited by Stephan Weichert Edited by Leif Kramp Edited by Hans-Jürgen Jakobs

Book cover: Wozu noch Journalismus?

Extent: 200 pages

Publisher: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht

Subjects: Twentieth- & Twenty-First- Century History

Language: German

Paperback (Published)

(September 2010)

ISBN: 9783525300046

4.84 x 8.07 inches

Price: $32.00

In stock

Namhafte deutsche Journalisten, Blogger, Publizisten und Wissenschaftler fragen nach der Zukunft des Journalistenhandwerks.


English summary: Well-known journalists, bloggers, publishers and scientists question the future of the journalistic craft. They discuss changes that have come about journalism and shed light especially on the crisis in Germany. They examine how new technologies, use of media and different ecological, media-political framworks but also ideological, social and psychological trends influence the image of a journalist. In the centre of attention are fundamental questions: Why do we need journalism? How can we maintain the quality in journalism, even improve it if economical conditions become worse? What are the tasks for journalists in the next 10 years? Does this craft need new strategies and concepts? What role will the internet play? How can we achieve a creative fresh start? German description: Namhafte Journalisten, Blogger, Publizisten und Wissenschaftler fragen nach der Zukunft des Journalistenhandwerks. Sie diskutieren den Wandel des Journalismus und nehmen dabei insbesondere die Krisenstimmung in Deutschland in den Blick. Sie erortern, wie neue Technologien und Mediennutzungsformen, veranderte okonomische und medienpolitische Rahmenbedingungen, aber auch ideologische, gesellschaftliche und psychologische Trends das Berufsbild des Journalisten beeinflussen. Im Vordergrund stehen grundlegende Fragen wie: Wozu brauchen wir noch Journalismus? Wie kann journalistische Qualitat aufrechterhalten werden, sich womoglich verbessern, wenn sich die wirtschaftlichen Bedingungen weiter verschlechtern? Wie kann Journalismus in den nachsten zehn Jahren funktionieren? Benotigt das Journalistenhandwerk neue Strategien und Konzepte? Was kann das Internet leisten? Und wie kann ein kreativer Neuanfang aussehen?

  • Contributions by Christian Meier
  • Contributions by Thomas Krüger
  • Contributions by Volker Lilienthal
  • Contributions by Sonia Seymour Mikich
  • Contributions by Stephan Russ-Mohl
  • Contributions by Peter Glaser
  • Contributions by Peter Littger
  • Contributions by Lukas Kircher
  • Contributions by Roger Boyes
  • Contributions by Maybrit Illner
  • Contributions by Wolfgang Blau
  • Contributions by Harald Martenstein
  • Contributions by Anja Reschke
  • Contributions by Thomas Leif
  • Contributions by Hans Leyendecker
  • Contributions by Dirk von Gehlen
  • Contributions by Stefan Niggemeier
  • Contributions by Sascha Lobo
  • Contributions by Hans-Ulrich Jörges
  • Contributions by Heribert Prantl
  • Contributions by Manfred Bissinger
  • Contributions by Marietta Slomka
  • Contributions by Jakob Augstein
  • Contributions by Jörg Sadrozinski
  • Contributions by Axel Ganz
  • Contributions by Michael Jürgs
  • Contributions by Frank A. Meyer
  • Contributions by Ernst Elitz
  • Contributions by Hans-Peter Siebenhaar
  • Edited by Stephan Weichert
  • Edited by Leif Kramp
  • Edited by Hans-Jürgen Jakobs