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02438348033 Journalists and Selection Capacity
In this article, the author discusses the holistic approach to understand journalists and competence (or skill) of selection so as to clarify the awareness and training method for the journalists to improve the qualities, which they are weak at in the new working condition and environment.
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communications, no 6 (2019).
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