Cross-Border Collaborative Journalism is a detailed guide to transnational reporting, a cutting-edge investigative strategy.
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Autorenporträt
Brigitte Alfter is an award-winning German-Danish journalist. She has practiced journalism at local, national and European level before setting up European support structures for cross-border journalism. Today she combines journalism practice, journalism networking and academic research.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface, Acknowledgements, Part I Cross border journalism: context and definition Chapter 1: Why embark on cross border journalism? History, context and pioneers Chapter 2: What is cross border journalism? The four characteristics and the seven steps of the work process Part II The work process from idea to publication and beyond Chapter 3: Follow the story: how to develop and select a cross border idea Chapter 4: The journalist in the network society and the networking journalist Chapter 5: Intercultural communication: how to make even diverse teams work smoothly Chapter 6: Getting cross border research started Chapter 7: Pitching the cross border way Chapter 8: Enriching each other: how to make the best of the research phase in a cross border team Chapter 9: Adapting the findings to different audiences and to different types of media Chapter 10: Fact checking for cross border publication Chapter 11: Opportunities and challenges: legal and security considerations in a cross border team Chapter 12: The day after publication: the impact question Chapter 13: Understanding and using journalists' networks to proceed to the next project Part III Overall editorial tasks Chapter 14: Editorial coordination in cross border teams Chapter 15: Burden or blessing: the finances of cross border journalism Part IV The meta level: studying cross border journalism Chapter 16: Observing cross border journalism: the analytical view of scholars, Index
Preface, Acknowledgements, Part I Cross border journalism: context and definition Chapter 1: Why embark on cross border journalism? History, context and pioneers Chapter 2: What is cross border journalism? The four characteristics and the seven steps of the work process Part II The work process from idea to publication and beyond Chapter 3: Follow the story: how to develop and select a cross border idea Chapter 4: The journalist in the network society and the networking journalist Chapter 5: Intercultural communication: how to make even diverse teams work smoothly Chapter 6: Getting cross border research started Chapter 7: Pitching the cross border way Chapter 8: Enriching each other: how to make the best of the research phase in a cross border team Chapter 9: Adapting the findings to different audiences and to different types of media Chapter 10: Fact checking for cross border publication Chapter 11: Opportunities and challenges: legal and security considerations in a cross border team Chapter 12: The day after publication: the impact question Chapter 13: Understanding and using journalists' networks to proceed to the next project Part III Overall editorial tasks Chapter 14: Editorial coordination in cross border teams Chapter 15: Burden or blessing: the finances of cross border journalism Part IV The meta level: studying cross border journalism Chapter 16: Observing cross border journalism: the analytical view of scholars, Index
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