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    Articles tagged civic engagement (13)

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    Joshua BentonAugust 6, 2020
    In the arena: Ken Doctor is moving from “media analyst” to “media CEO” with Lookout, his plan for quality local news
    Lookout doesn’t want its local news sites to be a supplement or alternative to the local daily. They aim to be the news source of record in their communities, outgunning their shrunken newsprint rivals from Day 1.
    Shan WangApril 13, 2017
    Edukacja medialna, której wytycznymi posługiwaliśmy sie do tej pory, może nie być właściwą odpowiedzią na zagrożenia „fake news”
    “Czy powinniśmy traktować media jako osobną przestrzeń, czy raczej pewien rodzaj informacji?”
    Shan WangNovember 3, 2016
    Avid consumers of local news are often also more engaged members of their local communities
    Know your neighbors? You also probably know something about what’s going on down at city hall.
    “Why We Engage: How Theories of Human Behavior Contribute to Our Understanding of Civic Engagement in a Digital Era”
    John WihbeyAugust 30, 2013
    What’s New in Digital Scholarship: Reporters ignoring technology, the continuing power of print, and booze on Facebook
    Missed mobile opportunities, measuring Craigslist’s impact, and bringing an open source philosophy to journalism : all that and more in this month’s roundup of the academic literature.
    Dan KennedyJune 4, 2013
    Tracing the links between civic engagement and the revival of local journalism
    Serving the public isn’t enough for journalism, the Northeastern University professor says. His new book The Wired City taught him that the public first has to be created, nurtured, and given a voice.
    Geneva OverholserSeptember 11, 2012
    Geneva Overholser: Keeping journalism, and journalism school, connected to the public
    The USC professor says journalism schools should become “lively centers of campus – and of community – life.”
    June 16, 2011
    Are Americans becoming more isolated from each other? Maybe, Pew says, but don’t blame Facebook
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    The kids are alright: How news organizations can tap the vast potential of younger consumers
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