Future Journalism explores the key trends and practices shaping contemporary journalism and what these can tell us about potential new directions in the news industries.
Future Journalism explores the key trends and practices shaping contemporary journalism and what these can tell us about potential new directions in the news industries.
Sue Greenwood is a senior lecturer in the School of Journalism at Staffordshire University, UK. She teaches and specialises in digital and future journalism. Before joining academia, Sue spent over 25 years working in the media, from newspapers, news websites and community television, to radio. As an entrepreneur, she has launched two publishing start-ups.
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List of figures 1. Where we came from and where we are now 2. Change and why it happens 3. New ideas and how they got here 4. Audience chasing 5. New news generations 6. The new (human) journalists 7. The new (non-human) journalists 8. New narratives in news 9. Your turn 10. My turn Appendix: suggested essay titles with related chapters Index
List of figures 1. Where we came from and where we are now 2. Change and why it happens 3. New ideas and how they got here 4. Audience chasing 5. New news generations 6. The new (human) journalists 7. The new (non-human) journalists 8. New narratives in news 9. Your turn 10. My turn Appendix: suggested essay titles with related chapters Index
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