The Death and Re-birth of Journalism
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This document discusses new trends in journalism including the decline of daily newspapers, rise of media entrepreneurship and startups focusing on niche topics. It describes different models that are emerging such as investigative news sites, local independent startups, non-narrative forms of journalism using data, comics and drones. New distribution channels on social media and partnerships between organizations are mentioned. The document also discusses soft advocacy sites focused on topics like public schools and sustainable cities, and questions whether new models can increase engagement. It concludes by framing different approaches to journalism like solutions, activist and advocacy-focused reporting.
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3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
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