Gender has a tremendous effect on journalists and the journalism industry; the stories they tell; and the people who consume those stories. Alongside histories of journalism, equal rights, and feminist movements, this textbook incorporates issues of race, class, and sexuality including the experiences of men and LGBTQ communities.
Addresses two concerns: What is video journalism, exactly? And how do the stories created by video journalists compare with other forms of news?
Focusing on the methodology of content analysis, this compilation showcases a range of studies that illustrate how analysts tackle diverse research questions. By presenting both historical and contemporary examples from various disciplines, it serves as a practical guide for understanding the content analysis process. Suitable as a companion to existing texts or as an introductory resource, it equips readers with the tools needed for designing, conducting, and applying their own content analysis research effectively.