Good Journalism Research Society: Korean journalist

The book is a study that systematically analyzed the changes in the post-democracy Korean journalism environment and the problems faced by journalists who have covered and published them. The good Journalism Research Institute notes the sixth theme of the Korean General Journalism: what role Korean journalists play, especially today, and what strategy they use to map the future. In the half-century since the beginning of the Korean press in the issue of independence in the year 1000, modern Koreans have passed many furrows and thus have not had a chance to get a proper place in the Korean media. If the reality of the past, which was so poor about spiritual thinking and the management of political media, continues to be as real as it is now in the media, there is no future in the Korean press, and our democracy is in serious trouble. The book points to the problem of Korean university journalism education and selects journalists and presents structural issues in Korean media practices from various perspectives. The problem of awareness of journalism by individual journalists, as well as the problems of ethics in reporting situations, has been documented and included voices of passionate field journalists and various attempts by journalists to adapt successfully to their new digital environment. The legendary Juzaal of Jingan Jün, Charles Prestschcott, left a statement:. “The most important thing in the newspaper is collecting news. And you must do your best to keep the news from asking. Opinions are free, but in fact they are sacred.

Korean title: 한국의 기자

Korean author: 좋은 저널리즘 연구회

Korean publisher: 이화여자대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9791158905118