Backpack journalism refers to the practice of journalists working independently while handling all aspects of news reporting, from gathering information to writing and producing content. Journalists in this field typically carry portable equipment, such as cameras, microphones, and computers, allowing them to work quickly and efficiently in various locations. Backpack journalism is especially useful for covering breaking news, remote areas, or situations where larger news teams cannot easily operate. It gives reporters the flexibility to be more self-reliant, while also providing a more personal, hands-on approach to storytelling.

Definition och betydelse av "backpack journalism"på engelska

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