The Crisis of Journalism and the Health of Journalists

Giacomo Buoncompagni

Studies in Media and Communication, 2024, vol. 12, issue 2, 140-147

Abstract: The greatest public health emergency of recent years, the COVID-19 pandemic, wars, economic and climatic crises at local level have threatened to "wipe out" many of the journalistic newsrooms present throughout the world, causing feelings of psycho-physical discomfort among journalists. Events that have a strong impact on media behaviour and the effectiveness of building clear narratives while controlling personal problems, stress and anxiety. The study will analyse, through qualitative methods, a local Italian case on how difficult it is to work for those who provide information during a natural disaster.

Date: 2024
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