CONTENT

CONTENT

INTRODUCTION (S.G. Korkonosenko)

Chapter 1. JOINTLY JOURNALISTIC PROFESSION. ( S.M. Vinogradov )

Information and communication activities at the source of excellence

Journalistic Professionalism: Milestones in the Formation

Journalism: vocation, craft, profession

Journalist: professional personality features

Journalism: a profession in the mirror of a model of the world

Chapter 2. JOURNALISTIC KNOWLEDGE OF PEACE. ( G. V. Lazutina )

The special status of the cognitive activity of a journalist

Forms and course of the cognitive process

Information Orientation

Methods of cognitive activity

Result of the cognitive stage

Chapter 3. METHOD OF INFORMATION COLLECTION. ( B.N. Lozovsky )

Work with sources of information

Ways to get information

Ethical standards in working with sources of information

Chapter 4. REFLECTION OF REALITY IN THE TEXT. ( B. I. Misonzhnikov )

Journalistic text and its functions

Text Dialectics and World Reflection Dialectics

Creating a text is a creative process.

Chapter 5. SYSTEM OF JOURNALISM GENRE. ( L. E. Kroychik )

Genre or text?

Operational news texts

Operational research texts

Research news texts

Research texts

Research-like texts

Chapter 6. LEGAL AND ETHICAL CULTURE OF THE JOURNALIST. ( S. G. Korkonosenko )

The right to information and the duties of journalists

Media law system in Russia

Media Restricted Information

The method of application of legal norms

Journalistic ethics

Chapter 7. TECHNOLOGICAL FACTOR IN JOURNALIST ACTIVITIES. ( S. A. Mikhailov )

Features of work in print media

Features of work on the radio

Features of work on television

Features of work for news agencies

Features of labor in computer networks and databases

Global communication

Universal preparation for work in the media system

Chapter 8. COOPERATION EDITORIAL WITH AUDIENCE. ( T. D. Orlova )

Addressees of journalistic speeches

The two-way nature of mass communication

Forms of engaging the audience in the journalistic process

Professional culture of work with the mail

Organizational mass work with the audience