Documentation for the specialized journalist in arts: the importance of the sources
Abstract
The present research provides an overview of the basic documentation process in the field of arts journalism. After perusing the established curriculums in the Spanish Schools of Journalism and finding out that only half of them teach the subject of Specialized Journalism, and that, moreover, only a few offer elective courses in arts, we considered an article highlighting the best practices for documenting in arts journalism to be of the utmost importance. The final goal of this research is to develop a common methodological framework for optimizing artistic content in journalism.
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