CJR310_International journalism_Question

Between 200-250 words for each question

1. Are foreign correspondents redundant in the 21st century?

2. Is there a universal definition of journalism? Explain.

3. Can development journalism and freedom of expression co-exist?

4. Do you think the arguments for Asian values in journalism are valid? Or do you think western watchdog journalism is the right model no matter what part of the world you’re in?

5. If investigative journalism is popular in China, why does China then continue to be ranked as one of the worst places in the world for practising journalism?

6. Given the fact that the ownership of Australia’s media is in a few hands, is there really much difference between the journalism practised here and journalism practised in southern and eastern Europe?

7. McChesney outlines a number of remedies to rescue journalism in the United States, do you think these same remedies could be applied to rescuing journalism here in Australia? Explain.

8. Do you agree that the media in countries like Venezuela and Argentina need to be kept in check by their governments? Why?

9. Why is it important for international journalists to look at the role of western countries when reporting on problems in the Developing World?

10. Does religious faith play a role in journalism cultural practices in the Middle East and North Africa? To what extent?

11. Do you think peace journalism is feasible? Why?

12. Do you think alternative journalism is a valid form of journalism? Why?

N.b. - You must refer to the study materials in your post and provide in text referencing where appropriate (ie.  Author, year: pg no – in text only.  No list of references required).

This assessment demands each student take some responsibility for the study environment – thoughtful, intelligent posts help all students, not only those who post, by stimulating discussion and debate.

Answer will be submitted on Discussion Board.