The New Paradigm for News

Ellen Hume

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1996, vol. 546, issue 1, 141-153

Abstract: As consumers start experimenting in cyberspace, the journalist's most urgent challenge is not the medium but the message. News organizations facing new competition and shrinking audiences need to reestablish the quality of their core product: reliable and useful information on which citizens can act.

Date: 1996
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