Journalists believe that they mirror the world. However, this book argues that
journalism move the world. But, in which direction are they moving it?
This book introduces the innovation of journalism through behavioral sciences like positive psychology, moral psychology and prospective psychology.
Steve Jobs of Apple said that it´s the intersection of technology and liberal arts that makes our hearts sing. This book proposes that today's journalism can be improved by drawing ideas, new formats and methodologies from the intersection of journalism and behavioural sciences like positive and prospective psychology.
You'll discover:
- How to create engaging journalistic coverage, when you stop seeing the world through a victimizing lens.
- How to win the World Press Photo Photo by taking photographs that portrays hope and meaning amidst war and chaos.
- How to create loyal media customers by engaging and interacting with them.
- How to boost interest and engagement by understanding the deep seated psychology underpinning every journalistic story.
In the book you will learn from the Dutch media sensation 'De Correspondent',
and the first journalism school implementing these formats, South Africa's Times Media Group, Huffington Post, The Guardian, Upworthy, New York Times contributors, a World Press Photo winner and Scandinavian Broadcasters.
This book for media professionals, but also for anyone interested in positive psychology and in societal improvement by media coverage.
journalism move the world. But, in which direction are they moving it?
This book introduces the innovation of journalism through behavioral sciences like positive psychology, moral psychology and prospective psychology.
Steve Jobs of Apple said that it´s the intersection of technology and liberal arts that makes our hearts sing. This book proposes that today's journalism can be improved by drawing ideas, new formats and methodologies from the intersection of journalism and behavioural sciences like positive and prospective psychology.
You'll discover:
- How to create engaging journalistic coverage, when you stop seeing the world through a victimizing lens.
- How to win the World Press Photo Photo by taking photographs that portrays hope and meaning amidst war and chaos.
- How to create loyal media customers by engaging and interacting with them.
- How to boost interest and engagement by understanding the deep seated psychology underpinning every journalistic story.
In the book you will learn from the Dutch media sensation 'De Correspondent',
and the first journalism school implementing these formats, South Africa's Times Media Group, Huffington Post, The Guardian, Upworthy, New York Times contributors, a World Press Photo winner and Scandinavian Broadcasters.
This book for media professionals, but also for anyone interested in positive psychology and in societal improvement by media coverage.
