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Teaching Online Journalism

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“Through Internet portal sites, handheld devices, blogs and instant messaging, we are accessing and processing information in ways that challenge the historic function of the news business and raise fundamental questions about the future of the news field.”
Merrill Brown wrote that about a year ago for the Carnegie Reporter in his introduction to Abandoning the [...]

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