Networked: A Contemporary History of News in TransitionISBN: 978-0-7456-4952-8
Paperback
216 pages
June 2011, Polity
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- A compelling account of the death and life of contemporary journalism.
- Examines the transition to a networked form of news by placing journalism today in historical perspective.
- Written in a very readable and accessible style, while still presenting sophisticated scholarship.
- Deals with a topic which is of great interest and concern at the present in an even-handed way.
- Draws on first hand interviews with journalists key to the shift.
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