Gitte Gravengaard
Biographic Data
| ID | 283619 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gitte Gravengaard |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gitte |
| FAMILY NAME | Gravengaard |
| SIGNATURE | GRAVENGAARD G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Copenhagen |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Socializing mechanisms in the routinized practice in the newsroom
Based on ethnographic observations in newsrooms and interviews conducted with 12 Danish journalist trainees, this paper will analyze and categorize socializing mechanisms in the newsroom – that is social actions performed by the experienced journalists and the editors – the socialising agents – in order to encourage the interns to act, think and feel in ways desirable for the organisation. In these socialising processes we see both the very visib…
Transforming knowledge
This chapter argues that knowledge and its transformation is a key dynamic in our understanding of how news stories and media products can be viewed, particularly in the social media age. It discusses how knowledge regarding language and media is generated and shared among four key groups whose livelihood in some way rests with journalism: news practitioners, journalism educators, researchers, and the media audience. The chapter focuses on these …
The metaphors journalists live by: Journalists’ conceptualisation of newswork
The aim of this article is to grasp professional journalists’ point of view: the journalists’ self-understanding and their conceptualisation of newswork. The article presents an analysis of journalists’ everyday language, in particular of their everyday metaphors, and what these metaphors show about the given suppositions behind the journalists’ conceptualisation of newswork. This analysis is an explication of an important part of these professio…
Interactional functions of invoking procedure in institutional settings
Elimination of Ideas and Professional Socialisation: Lessons learned at newsroom meetings
This article investigates and interprets social and cultural production and reproduction as we turn our attention to an important part of routinised practice in the newsroom: the early newsroom meetings. These meetings are essential sites for the building of the craft ethos and professional vision. Our aim is to study how this building of expertise takes place at meetings with a particular focus on the decision-making process concerning ideas for…
Det var, hvad vi ikke valgte at bringe”. Om fravalg af ideer til potentielle nyhedshistorier
Hver eneste dag finder en række hændelser sted – i Danmark og i verden omkring os. Kun en del af disse hændelser får journalister kendskab til, og kun meget få af disse kendte hændelser bliver til egentlige nyhedshistorier i medierne. Det er et grundvilkår for journalister, at de hver dag må vælge mellem alle de ideer til potentielle historier, de har kendskab til denne dag. Fravalget af nogle historie-ideer er betingelsen for tilvalget af andre …
The metaphors journalists live by: Journalists’ conceptualisation of newswork
The aim of this article is to grasp professional journalists’ point of view: the journalists’ self-understanding and their conceptualisation of newswork. The article presents an analysis of journalists’ everyday language, in particular of their everyday metaphors, and what these metaphors show about the given suppositions behind the journalists’ conceptualisation of newswork. This analysis is an explication of an important part of these professio…
Elimination of Ideas and Professional Socialisation: Lessons learned at newsroom meetings
This article investigates and interprets social and cultural production and reproduction as we turn our attention to an important part of routinised practice in the newsroom: the early newsroom meetings. These meetings are essential sites for the building of the craft ethos and professional vision. Our aim is to study how this building of expertise takes place at meetings with a particular focus on the decision-making process concerning ideas for…
Interactional functions of invoking procedure in institutional settings
Det var, hvad vi ikke valgte at bringe”. Om fravalg af ideer til potentielle nyhedshistorier
Hver eneste dag finder en række hændelser sted – i Danmark og i verden omkring os. Kun en del af disse hændelser får journalister kendskab til, og kun meget få af disse kendte hændelser bliver til egentlige nyhedshistorier i medierne. Det er et grundvilkår for journalister, at de hver dag må vælge mellem alle de ideer til potentielle historier, de har kendskab til denne dag. Fravalget af nogle historie-ideer er betingelsen for tilvalget af andre …
Det var, hvad vi ikke valgte at bringe”. Om fravalg af ideer til potentielle nyhedshistorier
Hver eneste dag finder en række hændelser sted – i Danmark og i verden omkring os. Kun en del af disse hændelser får journalister kendskab til, og kun meget få af disse kendte hændelser bliver til egentlige nyhedshistorier i medierne. Det er et grundvilkår for journalister, at de hver dag må vælge mellem alle de ideer til potentielle historier, de har kendskab til denne dag. Fravalget af nogle historie-ideer er betingelsen for tilvalget af andre …
Elimination of Ideas and Professional Socialisation: Lessons learned at newsroom meetings
This article investigates and interprets social and cultural production and reproduction as we turn our attention to an important part of routinised practice in the newsroom: the early newsroom meetings. These meetings are essential sites for the building of the craft ethos and professional vision. Our aim is to study how this building of expertise takes place at meetings with a particular focus on the decision-making process concerning ideas for…
The metaphors journalists live by: Journalists’ conceptualisation of newswork
The aim of this article is to grasp professional journalists’ point of view: the journalists’ self-understanding and their conceptualisation of newswork. The article presents an analysis of journalists’ everyday language, in particular of their everyday metaphors, and what these metaphors show about the given suppositions behind the journalists’ conceptualisation of newswork. This analysis is an explication of an important part of these professio…
Interactional functions of invoking procedure in institutional settings
Transforming knowledge
This chapter argues that knowledge and its transformation is a key dynamic in our understanding of how news stories and media products can be viewed, particularly in the social media age. It discusses how knowledge regarding language and media is generated and shared among four key groups whose livelihood in some way rests with journalism: news practitioners, journalism educators, researchers, and the media audience. The chapter focuses on these …
Socializing mechanisms in the routinized practice in the newsroom
Based on ethnographic observations in newsrooms and interviews conducted with 12 Danish journalist trainees, this paper will analyze and categorize socializing mechanisms in the newsroom – that is social actions performed by the experienced journalists and the editors – the socialising agents – in order to encourage the interns to act, think and feel in ways desirable for the organisation. In these socialising processes we see both the very visib…
Sociology (5 works) · Discourse Analysis in Language Studies (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Art (2 works)