Deep-seated changes in the newspaper and journalism industries together with technological convergence are leading to weaker local news media that struggle to hold power to account, to keep people informed, to encourage civic and political engagement, and to foster community integration. What does the future hold?
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Media Development 2016/3 editorial |
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Networking for a stronger journalism |
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Local media and digital frontiers: The Malaysian conundrum |
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Local media and digital frontiers |
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“Not your father’s local media”, o cómo la revolución digital cambió (casi) todas las referencias |
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Dominio o seducción |
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Building communication policies with a public sense |
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