This volume seeks to advance scholarly knowledge by encouraging discussion between authors covering multiple branches of the social sciences including communication, media, and journalism. The book is a useful compilation that will benefit researchers, academics, students, media practitioners, and other stakeholders involved.The chapters cover all the conceptual, theoretical, and application aspects of journalism, with a case study in each chapter illustrating the issues being addressed. The book emphasizes that despite the advances in digital media platforms, the basics and principles of journalistic practice are still pertinent. In order to stay relevant in the fluidity of digital media, journalists should work on establishing networks with academics from different fields, and with government, health, and political experts. 1. Ethical Journalism in the Digital Society2. Fake News against the Spanish Second Republic: The ABC as a Collaborator and Agitator of the Coup of 19363. Environmental Journalism: Education on the Global South4. Vaccine Communication and the Media Credibility in Addressing Vaccine Hesitancy: A Focus on Malaysia5. Newspaper Framing of Oil Pollution6. Living Word and Audiality as a Problem of Modern Media TextMore :
