Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Journalism in the digital era (eBook, PDF)]( "Journalism in the digital era (eBook, PDF)")
Journalism in the digital era (eBook, PDF)13,99 €![Infotainment. Characteristics, History and Problems (eBook, PDF)]( "Infotainment. Characteristics, History and Problems (eBook, PDF)")
Infotainment. Characteristics, History and Problems (eBook, PDF)15,99 €![Ethics in Photojournalism (eBook, PDF)]( "Ethics in Photojournalism (eBook, PDF)")
Ethics in Photojournalism (eBook, PDF)13,99 €![Critical assessment of the human rights situation in Cambodia with simultaneous consideration of the country´s historical context (eBook, PDF)]( "Critical assessment of the human rights situation in Cambodia with simultaneous consideration of the country´s historical context (eBook, PDF)")
Critical assessment of the human rights situation in Cambodia with simultaneous consideration of the country´s historical context (eBook, PDF)13,99 €![Codes of Ethics and Photojournalism in Germany (eBook, PDF)]( "Codes of Ethics and Photojournalism in Germany (eBook, PDF)")
Codes of Ethics and Photojournalism in Germany (eBook, PDF)13,99 €![Critical examination of the view that mainstream journalists are too close to the intelligence and security services (eBook, PDF)]( "Critical examination of the view that mainstream journalists are too close to the intelligence and security services (eBook, PDF)")
Critical examination of the view that mainstream journalists are too close to the intelligence and security services (eBook, PDF)13,99 €![Conceptualism of Science and Journalism (eBook, PDF)]( "Conceptualism of Science and Journalism (eBook, PDF)")
Conceptualism of Science and Journalism (eBook, PDF)13,99 €
Seminar paper from the year 2010 in the subject Communications - Journalism, Journalism Professions, grade: 1,3, TU Dortmund (Journalistik), course: International Media Systems, language: English, abstract: This paper considers new developments in Jordan’s media regulation and explores an brief analysis of the media environment. Jordan is a transitional system and enjoys an environment that is more tolerant in comparison with Jordan’s regional neighbours. But the government still uses a variety of restrictions that are “within the law”. But the law is often blur and widely open to interpretation: Journalists still fear imprisonment and practice “self-censorship” because they’re afraid of the intelligence service that acts behind the shadows of the government.