10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DOORSTEPPING»
Discover the use of
doorstepping in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
doorstepping and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Dictionary of Journalism
Doorstepping typically occurs when a person involved in a news story has
rejected more formal approaches, or is the subject of a piece of *investigative
journalism as a result of which a reporter wishes to confront them with allegations
and ...
2
McNae's Essential Law for Journalists
In section8ofthe Ofcom code the term 'doorstepping' means 'the filming or
recording of an interview or attempted interview with someone, or announcing
that a call is being filmed or recorded for broadcastpurposes, without anyprior
warning'.
Mike Dodd, Mark Hanna, 2014
3
Refuse collection: fifth report of session 2006-07, Vol. 2: ...
Reusable nappies week is another key media campaign that is run by Women's
Environmental Network that is linked to local authorities' media that offer local
information on schemes that are running in their area. A 13. Doorstepping is a
direct ...
Great Britain: Parliament: House of Commons: Communities and Local Government Committee, 2007
4
Understanding Journalism: A Guide to Issues
Doorstepping adds drama especially in front of the camera, sometimes adding
drama to an undramatic situation. It means confronting newsworthy individuals –
usually people who have been up to no good – without advance warning as they
...
5
Essential Radio Journalism: How to Produce and Present Radio ...
Doorstepping means waiting outside a house, office or other building in order to
get an interview or comment from an individual in the news. It is one of the most
unpopularjobs of the radio reporter but is essential to getting certain types of ...
Paul Chantler, Peter Stewart, 2009
6
Researching for the Media: Television, Radio and Journalism
The BBC's Editorial Guidelines on doorstepping are in Section 7 (Privacy) and
include doorstepping for news and current affairs with and without prior approach
, doorstepping for comedy, entertainment, news gathering and research. The
BBC ...
7
Self-regulation of the press: seventh report of session ...
Practice to Follow 8. 1 1 Doorstepping Doorstepping may be used (depending on
the circumstances) where there has been repealed refusal to grant an interview (
or a history of such refusals) or the risk exists that a protagonist might disappear ...
Great Britain: Parliament: House of Commons: Culture, Media and Sport Committee, 2007
8
Researching for Television and Radio
Adèle Emm. Doorstepping This is the practice of turning up unannounced with a
camera or sound recorder and demanding someone speaks to you while you film
; The Cook Report is a typical exponent, as are the paparazzi who stalk houses ...
9
Essential Law for Marketers
Questions asked by reporters as public figures come and go from buildings are
usually part of legitimate newsgathering, even if the questions are sometimes
unwelcome, and the rules on doorstepping are not intended to prevent this.
10
Keywords In News And Journalism Studies
Documentary pioneer John Grierson's definition of documentary as 'the creative
treatment of actuality' contravenes journalistic convictions that actuality must be
rendered dispassionately at all costs. Doorstepping: a journalistic practice ...
Zelizer, Barbie, Allan, Stuart, 2010
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DOORSTEPPING»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
doorstepping is used in the context of the following news items.
Tony Hawks & Lord Alfred Dubs: 'When I first met him, Alf had drunk …
He still went out and did the campaigning and doorstepping for the General Election – it's what he does. He's an 83-year-old advert for how to ... «The Independent, Jun 15»
Greece crisis live: creditors told the 'damage will be permanent' as …
The doorstepping is over and the answer from finance ministers of Germany, Slovakia and Finland was clear. There will be no bail-out ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 15»
Europeans raise hopes of Greek deal within 48 hours as Tsipras …
... to kick off. The Commission's daily briefing is HERE. While finance ministers doorstepping should be happening around about now HERE. «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 15»
Abuse, opposition and all that jazz
In 1932, three soccer referees were bound to the peace after doorstepping a colleague they suspected was going to break the referees' strike. «Irish Independent, Jun 15»
Scenes from a bullying
Her performance in the first part of the film is almost a caricature, while she tests our sympathy for her through the relentless doorstepping of her ... «Open Democracy, Jun 15»
Warning after elderly Louth residents fall victim to scam
... said: “We would encourage consumers to use a reputable will-writing company rather than one that resorts to cold-calling or doorstepping. «Louth Leader, Jun 15»
Alan Hubbard: Baptism of fire for British Sports Minister amid …
She has already had talks with the FA and soon will be doorstepping the Premier League's headquarters, putting pressure on them to share ... «Insidethegames.biz, Jun 15»
Craig Raine should ignore the angry feminists – they're just jealous
The doorstepping will begin. She met a poet at the airport and he wrote about her. Of course, she may not wish to tell this to the hack but: being ... «Spectator.co.uk, Jun 15»
The 'formidable' countess who imprisoned her foes and turned …
However, despite her successes by doorstepping neighbours and cajoling her peers into opposing the theatre, this tale turned out to be a ... «Daily Mail, May 15»
Multinationals must end vow of silence over Brexit, says Umunna
Mr Umunna was regarded as a frontrunner for the Labour leadership but withdrew from the race after the media began “doorstepping” his ... «Financial Times, May 15»
