An examination of how the Internet has affected journalism, drawing from scholarly work and real life experiences of journalists. For students of telecommunications and journalism, as well as scholars in those fields.
An examination of how the Internet has affected journalism, drawing from scholarly work and real life experiences of journalists. For students of telecommunications and journalism, as well as scholars in those fields.
Contents: Preface. Part I: Rumor.J.E. Newhagen M.R. Levy The Future of Journalism in a Distributed Communication Architecture. S. Hornig Priest Public Opinion Expert Opinion and the Illusion of Consensus: Gleaning Points of View Electronically. W.S. Williams The Blurring of the Line Between Advertising and Journalism in the On-Line Environment. P. Aufderheide Niche-Market Culture Off and On Line. Part II: Reputation.J. Primuth Cyberspace: A Consensual Hallucination. K. Harvey Going On Line With the U.S. Constitution: Gender Discussions in the Cultural Context of the First Amendment. D.L. Borden Cyberlibel: Time to Flame the Times Standard. Part III: Reporting.B. Henderson J. Fernbank The Campus Press: A Practical Approach to On-Line Newspapers. L.C. Christopher Technology and Journalism in the Electronic Newsroom. S.S. Ross Journalists' Use of On-Line Technology and On-Line Sources. W. Evans Content Analysis in an Era of Interactive News: Assessing 21st Century Symbolic Environments. K. Kawamoto Making Sense of the New On-Line Environment in the Context of Traditional Mass Communications Study.
Contents: Preface. Part I: Rumor.J.E. Newhagen M.R. Levy The Future of Journalism in a Distributed Communication Architecture. S. Hornig Priest Public Opinion Expert Opinion and the Illusion of Consensus: Gleaning Points of View Electronically. W.S. Williams The Blurring of the Line Between Advertising and Journalism in the On-Line Environment. P. Aufderheide Niche-Market Culture Off and On Line. Part II: Reputation.J. Primuth Cyberspace: A Consensual Hallucination. K. Harvey Going On Line With the U.S. Constitution: Gender Discussions in the Cultural Context of the First Amendment. D.L. Borden Cyberlibel: Time to Flame the Times Standard. Part III: Reporting.B. Henderson J. Fernbank The Campus Press: A Practical Approach to On-Line Newspapers. L.C. Christopher Technology and Journalism in the Electronic Newsroom. S.S. Ross Journalists' Use of On-Line Technology and On-Line Sources. W. Evans Content Analysis in an Era of Interactive News: Assessing 21st Century Symbolic Environments. K. Kawamoto Making Sense of the New On-Line Environment in the Context of Traditional Mass Communications Study.
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