How newsroom failures limit readership gains

Green, Kerry (1999) How newsroom failures limit readership gains. Australian Studies in Journalism, 8: 18-36.

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Author Green, Kerry
Title How newsroom failures limit readership gains
Journal name Australian Studies in Journalism
Publication date 1999
Issue number 8
ISSN 1038 6130
Start page 18
End page 36
Total pages 19
Editor Henningham, John
Kirkpatrick, Rod
Place of publication Brisbane
Publisher Dept of Journalism, University of Queensland
Language eng
Subject 400101 Journalism
C1
751004 The media
Abstract The organisational structure and culture of newsrooms in Australia's newspapers militate against the effective application of readership recommendations. A lack of communication between and within departments, fear of the loss of editorial independence, and the absence of adequate review functions in leadership roles condemns newspapers to continuing failure to implement recommended content changes.
Keyword Newsrooms
Australian newspapers
Newspaper readership
Reader recomendations
Q-Index Code C1

Document type: Journal Article
Collection: School of Journalism and Communication Publications
 
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