Interactive media: How do they influence traditional journalism?

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Interactive media: How do they influence traditional journalism?

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According to a recent survey, most journalists believe interactive media such as blogs have had a substantial impact on the form and speed of traditional journalism. Yet more than half of those surveyed say they don’t think such media have affected the quality of journalism.What kind of impact do you think interactive media have had on journalism? How are more traditional media changing what they do, and how has this affected the speed and quality of reporting, if at all?

June 4, 2008
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