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NYU Computer Science Department > Computational and Digital Journalism
The newsonomics of GAFA’s global reach » Nieman Journalism Lab
Mobile News: A Review and Model of Journalism in an Age of Mobile Media – Journalist's Resource: Research for Reporting, from Harvard Shorenstein Center

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Social media searching: Practical pointers for journalists
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8 ways journalists are using Spundge Notebooks
9 Ways You Should Be Using Twitter - Forbes
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