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Showing they care (or don’t): Affective publics and ambivalent climate activism on TikTok
S Hautea, P Parks, B Takahashi, J Zeng
Social media+ society 7 (2), 20563051211012344, 2021
2772021
Textbook news values: Stable concepts, changing choices
P Parks
Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly 96 (3), 784-810, 2019
812019
Naturalizing negativity: How journalism textbooks justify crime, conflict, and “bad” news
P Parks
Critical Studies in Media Communication 36 (1), 75-91, 2019
472019
Is climate change a crisis–and who says so? An analysis of climate characterization in major US news media
P Parks
Environmental Communication 14 (1), 82-96, 2020
362020
Joy is a news value
P Parks
Journalism studies 22 (6), 820-838, 2021
312021
A collaborative approach to experiential learning in university newswriting and editing classes: A case study
P Parks
Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 70 (2), 125-140, 2015
312015
Toward a humanistic turn for a more ethical journalism
P Parks
Journalism 21 (9), 1229-1245, 2020
302020
The ultimate news value: Journalism textbooks, the US presidency, and the normalization of Donald Trump
P Parks
Journalism Studies 21 (4), 512-529, 2020
302020
Covering Trump’s ‘carnival’: A rhetorical alternative to ‘objective’reporting
P Parks
Journalism Practice 13 (10), 1164-1184, 2019
272019
Silent Spring, Loud Legacy: How Elite Media Helped Establish an Environmentalist Icon
P Parks
Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly 94 (4), 1215-1238, 2017
262017
An unnatural split: How ‘human interest’sucks the life from significant news
P Parks
Media, Culture & Society 41 (8), 1228-1244, 2019
242019
Don't hurt my Avatar: the use and potential of digital self-representation in risk communication
P Parks, R Cruz, SJG Ahn
International Journal of Robots, Education and Art 4 (2), 10, 2014
242014
From apes to whistleblowers: How scientists inform, defend, and excite in newspaper op-eds
P Parks, B Takahashi
Science Communication 38 (3), 275-302, 2016
172016
Promises granted: venture philanthropy and tech ideology in metajournalistic discourse
B Creech, P Parks
Journalism Studies 23 (1), 70-88, 2022
162022
Non-representational news: An intervention into pseudo-events
P Parks
Journalism 22 (1), 122-138, 2021
152021
Anti-intellectualism among US students in journalism and mass communication: A cultural perspective
M McDevitt, P Parks, J Stalker, K Lerner, J Benn, T Hwang
Journalism 19 (6), 782-799, 2018
152018
Journalists and communicators' perceptions of their graduate training in environmental reporting: an application of knowledge-based journalism principles
B Takahashi, P Parks
Frontiers in Environmental Science 5, 94, 2018
152018
Crisis continued: Cable news, American exceptionalism, and discourses of danger
P Parks
Journalism Studies 20 (3), 305-326, 2019
132019
Senses of truth and journalism’s epistemic crisis
P Parks
Journal of Media Ethics 37 (3), 179-193, 2022
122022
Researching with our hair on fire: Three frameworks for rethinking news in a postnormative world
P Parks
Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly 97 (2), 393-415, 2020
122020
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