Vox pops in the news: The journalists’ perspective
Vox pops are a frequent and growing practice in the news. However, there seems to be a general tendency in journalistic practice to be quite critical about these interviews with the ordinary (wo)man on the street. Yet, hardly any research exists about journalists’ evaluation of vox pops or that has...
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