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Tag Archives: Journalism Studies
AR; Social recommendation of news
Facebook and Twitter are become a “significant source of news for Canadians,” argues a paper very soon to be published in Journalism Studies (it’s already available on the web). This is perhaps not surprising- after all, a lot of news … Continue reading
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Tagged article review, Canada, Facebook, Fletcher, Hermida, Journalism Studies, Korell, Logan, sharing, social media, Twitter
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AR; Beyond the front page
Another paper from the latest Journalism Studies – from Helle Sjøvaag, Hallvard Moe and Eirik Stavelin -, discussing the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation’s (NRK) performance on the web: “NRK fails to fully utilize the unique potential of the web to facilitate … Continue reading
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Tagged article review, front page, Journalism Studies, methodology, Moe, NRK, Sjøvaag, Stavelin
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AR; The myth of immediacy
One of the great advantages of online publications over their paper-based counterparts is their speed. Stories online can be published and updated immediately when something happens. Yet this theoretical immediacy of online news is “a myth, because it reflects only … Continue reading
AR; The Future of Newspapers
To find out about the future, let’s look into the past. Conboy and Steel‘s article is a sobering reminder for internet revolutionaries and pessimists alike – I found the piece both interesting and well-written. Referencing Carey’s “ritual model of communication” … Continue reading
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Tagged article review, Carey, Conboy, journalism, Journalism Studies, ritual model of communication, Steel
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