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Professional Threats and Self-Censorship in Lithuanian Journalism.
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- Author(s): JASTRAMSKIS, DEIMANTAS; TĖ-DAVIDAVIČIENĖ, GIEDRĖ PLEPY; GEČIENĖ-JANULIONĖ, INGRIDA
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Filosofija, Sociologija; 2023, Issue 4, p422-431, 10p- Subject Terms:
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- Alternate Title: Profesinės grėsmės ir savicenzūra Lietuvos žurnalistikoje. (Lithuanian)
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- Abstract: The article examines the professional threats experienced by journalists working in Lithuanian newsrooms. The analysis is based on a representative survey of Lithuanian journalists conducted from October 2022 to February 2023 (N = 302). The study revealed that physical attacks against Lithuanian journalists are quite rare, but psychological threats related to the profession are relatively common. The results of the study show that male journalists face different threats more often than female journalists, and journalists working in regional or local media experience more various forms of insecurity compared to those working in national media. However, no differences were found between private commercial and public media regarding the frequency of professional threats among journalists. The results show a statistically significant correlation between the insecurity experienced by journalists and the stress they experience when performing journalistic work. Additionally, the research results indicate a significant correlation between experienced insecurity and journalists’ concerns about their psychological and physical well-being. Finally, the analysis identified a statistically significant relationship between the use of self-censorship by journalists and the frequency and intensity of professional threats experienced. The article was prepared as part of Project No. S-MIP-22-19 ‘Lithuanian Journalism in the Contexts of Political, Economic and Social Risks’ (2022–2024) funded by the Research Council of Lithuania. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Abstract: Straipsnyje nagrinėjami žurnalistų profesinei veiklai grėsmingi veiksmai, kuriuos asmeniškai yra patyrę Lietuvos redakcijų žurnalistai. Pateikta analizė paremta 2022 m. spalio – 2023 m. vasario mėn. atlikta reprezentatyvia Lietuvos žurnalistų apklausa (N = 302). Tyrimas atskleidė, kad fiziniai išpuoliai prieš Lietuvos žurnalistus yra gana reti, tačiau su profesija susijusios psichologinės grėsmės yra palyginti dažnos. Tyrimo rezultatai rodo, kad vyrai žurnalistai dažniau susiduria su skirtingomis grėsmėmis nei žurnalistės moterys, o žurnalistai, dirbantys regioninėje ar vietinėje žiniasklaidoje patiria daugiau skirtingų nesaugumo veiksmų palyginti su žurnalistais, dirbančiais nacionalinėje žiniasklaidoje. Tačiau žurnalistų profesinių grėsmių dažnumo atžvilgiu nebuvo rasta skirtumų tarp komercinės privačios ir visuomeninės žiniasklaidos. Gauti rezultatai rodo statistiškai reikšmingą ryšį tarp žurnalistų patiriamų nesaugumo veiksmų ir žurnalistų patiriamo streso dirbant žurnalistinį darbą. Taip pat tyrimo rezultatai indikuoja reikšmingą ryšį tarp patiriamų nesaugumo veiksmų ir žurnalistų susirūpinimo psichologine ir fizine savijauta. Analizėje nustatytas statistiškai reikšmingas ryšys tarp žurnalistų naudojamos savicenzūros ir patiriamų profesinių grėsmių dažnio ir intensyvumo. Straipsnis parengtas vykdant Lietuvos mokslo tarybos finansuojamą projektą Nr. S-MIP-22-19 „Lietuvos žurnalistika politinių, ekonominių ir socialinių rizikų kontekstuose“ (2022–2024 m.). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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