Notes on contributors | p. vii |
Introduction: transformation and continuity | p. 1 |
Journalism, public service and BBC News Online | p. 20 |
Managing the online news revolution: the UK experience | p. 38 |
The crisis of journalism and the Internet | p. 53 |
When magical realism confronted virtual reality: online news and journalism in Latin America | p. 69 |
Newsgames: an introduction | p. 84 |
The intimate turn of mobile news | p. 99 |
News to me: Twitter and the personal networking of news | p. 115 |
News produsage in a pro-am mediasphere: why citizen journalism matters | p. 132 |
'Comment is free, facts are sacred': journalistic ethics in a changing mediascape | p. 148 |
Journalism without journalists: on the power shift from journalists to employers and audiences | p. 164 |
Web 2.0, citizen journalism and social justice in China | p. 178 |
Marrying the professional to the amateur: strategies and implications of the OhmyNews model | p. 195 |
Conclusion | p. 210 |
Index | p. 218 |
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