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- Lundälv, Jörgen, 1966
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Lääkärien ja tiedotusvälineiden yhteistyö Myyrmannin pommiräjähdyksen jälkeen
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Ingår i: Finlands Läkartidning (Suomen Lääkärilehti). - 0039-5560. ; :25-26, s. 2879-2881
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- Korkeatasoinen viestintä sekä lääkärien ja toimittajien hyvät suhteet vaikuttivat merkittävästi tiedotuksen sujumiseen niin koti - kuin ulkomaisille tiedotusvälineille Myyrmannin pommiräjähdyksen jälkeen. Tiedotusvälineillä on tarve saada nopeasti täsmällistä tietoa onnettomuuspaikalta ja lääkäreillä on hyvät mahdollisuudet edesautta tiedotusvälineiden toimintaedellytyksiä ääritilanteissa.
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- Boholm, Åsa, 1953
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Lessons of success and failure: Practicing risk communication at government agencies
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Ingår i: Safety Science. - : Elsevier BV. - 0925-7535. ; 118, s. 158-167
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- - The study looks at government agency officials’ experiences of what characterizes successful and failed risk communication. It is theoretically positioned within a practice based approach to risk communication and management as an organizational activity, or “risk work”. Risk work in organizations build on sense making, alignment to commonly agreed prudent practices, and learning from experience. The empirical method consists of interviews with practitioners working with risk communication at six government agencies in Sweden, in the policy areas of food, chemicals, environmental protection, housing and building, traffic, and contingency planning and management. The study identifies several factors that according to the practitioners contribute to success and failure of risk communication work practice: strategic planning and decision making; inter-organizational collaboration and assigning of responsibility, predominantly with other agencies but also with external stakeholders; scientific knowledge and understanding of risk issues; interactions with the media; alignment of risk management; and formulating and disseminating the message. An additional finding is the tendency of the practitioners to make attributions in terms of causal explanations, internal or external to the organization, of success and failure in performing risk communication. © 2019 The Author
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- Erdal, I. J., et al.
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Invisible locative media: Key considerations at the nexus of place and digital journalism
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Ingår i: Media and Communication. - : Cogitatio. - 2183-2439. ; 7:1, s. 166-178
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- - Mobility and location-awareness are pervasive and foundational elements of contemporary communication systems, and a descriptive term to synthesize them, “locative media”, has gained widespread use throughout mobile media and communication research. That label of “locative media”, though, usually gets defined ad hoc and used in many different ways to express a variety of related ideas. Locative features of digital media increasingly have changed from visible location-driven aspects of user interfaces, such as check-in features and location badges, toward more inconspicuous ways of relating to location through automated backend processes. In turn, locative features—whether in journalism or other formats and content types—are now increasingly algorithmic and hidden “under the hood”, so to speak. Part of the problem with existing classifications or typologies in this field is that they do not take into account this practical shift and the rapid development of locative media in many new directions, intertwining ubiquitous digital integration with heterogeneous content distinctions and divergences. Existing definitions and typologies tend to be based on dated practices of use and initial versions of applications that have changed significantly since inception. To illustrate, this article identifies three emerging areas within digital journalism and mobile media practice that call for further research into the locative dimensions of journalism: the situational turn in news consumption research, platform-specific vis-a-vis platform-agnostic mobile news production, and personalised news. © 2019 by the authors.
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