Jackie Newton

Chapters

Newton J. 2023. Sources: the lifeblood of journalism Duncan S. Ethics for Journalists Taylor & Francis 9780429999734 DOI Publisher Url

Newton J, Duncan S. 2021. Ethical approaches to reporting death and trauma affecting ordinary people Trifonova Price L, Sanders K, Wyatt WN. The Routledge Companion to Journalism Ethics Routledge 9780367206475 DOI Publisher Url

Newton J, Brennodden L. 2015. Victims At The Margins? A Comparative Analysis Of The Use Of Primary Sources In Reporting Personal Tragedy In Norway And The UK Thorsen E, Jackson D, Savigny H. Media, Margins and Civic Agency Palgrave Macmillan. Basingstoke 9781137512635 DOI Publisher Url

Newton J, Duncan S. 2012. Hacking into Tragedy: The ethics of death reporting in the social media age Keeble RL, Mair J. The Phone Hacking Scandal: Journalism on Trial :208-219 Abramis. Uk 978 1 84549 533 6 Publisher Url

Books (authored)

Duncan S, Newton J. 2018. Reporting Bad News: negotiating the boundaries between intrusion and fair representation in media coverage of death Peter Lang. New York 978-1433125645 Publisher Url

Editorial/letter to the editor

Duncan S, Newton J. 2017. Giving Voice to the Vulnerable Ethical Space: the international journal of communication ethics, 14 :2-4 Publisher Url

Journal article

Duncan S, Newton J. 2013. A better death in a digital age: post-Leveson indicators for more responsible reporting of the bereaved Ethical Space: the international journal of communication ethics, 10 :22-28 Publisher Url

Newton J, Duncan S. 2012. Journalists and the Bereaved: Constructing a positive approach to the teaching of death reporting Journalism Education, 1 :59-65 Publisher Url

Newton J. 2011. The knock at the door: Considering bereaved families’ varying responses to news media intrusion Ethical Space: the international journal of communication ethics, 8 :7-13 Author Url Publisher Url Public Url

Duncan S, Newton J. 2010. How do you feel? Preparing novice reporters for the death knock Journalism Practice, 4 :439-453 DOI Publisher Url

Duncan S, Newton J. 2010. How do you feel? Preparing novice reporters for the death knock Journalism Practice, 4 :439-453 DOI Publisher Url

Conference publication

Newton J, Duncan S. 2008. Preparing students for the death knock Association for Journalism Education conference

Newton J. Considering bereaved families’ varying responses to news media intrusion: Early indications Journalism and Emotions Research Group conference

Newton J, Duncan S. The Dowler effect: could Hackgate and the use of social media transform the relationship between journalists and the bereaved? Institute of Communication Ethics Annual Conference

Newton J, Duncan S. Journalists and the bereaved: constructing a positive approach to the teaching of death reporting AJE Innovation in Journalism Education Conference

Duncan S, Newton J. A better death in a digital age: Post Leveson proposals for more responsible reporting of the bereaved Institute of Communication Ethics Annual Conference

Newton J, Brennodden L. Who speaks for the victims? A comparative analysis of the reporting of personal tragedy in Norway and the UK MeCCSA Annual Conference

Newton J, Duncan S. Talking to People in Crisis Crisis Reporting: European Journalism Training Association Teachers' Conference

Conference organisation:

Reporting Poverty, LJMU, Co-organiser. 2017

Conflict, Media and Trauma Conference, Organiser, http://royalhistsoc.org/calendar/cfp-conflict-trauma-and-the-media-deadline-1-december-2015/. 2016

Media Coverage:

A journalist calls: reporting death in a post-Leveson climate: Coverage on the Dart Center's international website (opens in a new tab)

Other Professional Activity:

Guest editor with Dr Sallyanne Duncan, Ethical Space Special Issue: Ethics of Covering Vulnerable People Vol. 14 Nos 2/3 Double issue of The International Journal of Communication Ethics.