英文摘要 |
This study primarily focuses on the labor process of photojournalists by participant observation and in-depth interviews to analyze photojournalists' working conditions and professional ethics after the newspapers embargo had been relieved. The results indicated that journalism ethics was falling along with the news commercialization, and it has caused photojournalists to lose professional independence, and to sway between the identity of being the workers or the professionals. By analyzing the photojournalists' labor process, it has been found that the professional workers' values were merely based on the value of business interests. According to this reality, it may be causing further oppression and exploitation of the professional workers, if there is no corresponding working conditions to safeguard the professionals. |