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1. When women run the newsroom: management change, gender, and the news

Author

Beam, Randal A. and Di Cicco, Damon T.

Subjects
Newspaper editors -- Comparative analysis, Newspapers -- Comparative analysis, Women in journalism -- Comparative analysis, Women journalists -- Comparative analysis, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications
Published
2010

6. The Newspaper Publishing Industry

Author

Beam, Randal A.

Subjects
The Newspaper Publishing Industry (Book) -- Book reviews, Books -- Book reviews, Business, Literature/writing, Mass communications
Published
1998

8. Technology-induced stressors, job satisfaction and workplace exhaustion among journalism and mass communication faculty

Author

Beam, Randal A., Kim, Eunseong, and Voakes, Paul S.

Subjects
Journalism teachers -- Psychological aspects, Journalism teachers -- Surveys, Journalism and education -- Technology application, Technology application, Business, Education, Literature/writing, Mass communications
Abstract

Technology has become source of stress in the work lives of people teaching journalism because, teaching journalism and mass communication has become a technology- intensive occupation. A survey conducted in this context found that for two out of three professors across variety of disciplines faced stress due to keeping up with technology at their workplaces.

Published
2003

9. The impact of technological change on journalism education: a survey of faculty and administrators

Author

Voakes, Paul S., Beam, Randal A., and Ogan, Christine

Subjects
Journalism teachers -- Psychological aspects, Journalism teachers -- Surveys, Journalism and education -- Technology application, Technology application, Business, Education, Literature/writing, Mass communications
Abstract

A study was conducted to know the impact of faculty stress and adaptation to technology by faculty members and administrators due to technological change on journalism education. The study includes the stress caused due to efforts taken by the journalism and mass communication educators in trying to keep up with the information technology and the levels of stress in journalism faculty.

Published
2003

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