Hyperlocal Journalism and Digital Disruption explores how the impact of digital changes on traditional journalism practices have increased the importance of new forms of localised reporting.
Hyperlocal Journalism and Digital Disruption explores how the impact of digital changes on traditional journalism practices have increased the importance of new forms of localised reporting.
Scott Downman is a journalist and lecturer at the University of Queensland. For the past 15 years he has been involved in community development projects in Southeast Asia and Australia that use media and journalism to address complex social issues and that experiment with alternative forms of storytelling Richard Murray is a former journalist. He is now a PhD student and sessional lecturer in journalism at the University of Queensland.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction, Chapter 1 : Defining hyperlocal journalism Chapter 2 : Identifying a hyperlocal environment Chapter 3: Case study 1 Neighbourly Chapter 4: Case study 2 The Change Makers' Project Chapter 5: Case study 3 MyBT, Conclusion
Introduction, Chapter 1 : Defining hyperlocal journalism Chapter 2 : Identifying a hyperlocal environment Chapter 3: Case study 1 Neighbourly Chapter 4: Case study 2 The Change Makers' Project Chapter 5: Case study 3 MyBT, Conclusion
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