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What is the position of women journalists in Europe, is journalism in Europe gender balanced?...
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Feminist media scholarship in the past 30 years has focused on the representation of while an understanding of those who produce the representations has received little attention....
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Record numbers of women are working in all areas of the film and television industries....
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Convergence culture, as a concept, articulates a shift in the way global media industries operate, and how people as audiences interact with them....
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In 2010, women comprised 16% of all directors, executive producers, producers, writers, cinematographers, and editors working on the top 250 domestic grossing films....
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Whether, and how, gender affects the news product is one of the most challenging areas in the field of gender and the media....
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In the past decade, a higher percentage of women have worked as editors than as directors, writers, cinematographers, and executive producers,1 yet they are rarely represented in histories by film his...
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This article uses longitudinal career history data for the period 1982 through 1990 to explore the mechanisms that produce a gender gap in earnings among writers in the television industry.
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Gender inequality in the cultural industry. Man and women screenwriters for TV and film
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Using longitudinal data on the careers of screenwriters the study examines gender inequalities in thelabor market for writers of feature films
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The thesis of a practicing female journalist aims to explore women’s role in the Hungarian print media by presenting a historical overview of women’s position in the media as well as by analyzing the ...
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The journal article explores, based on content analysis and in-depth interviews made in 2002, the meanings circulated by Hungarian mass media about women and the media representation of women – in com...