POP-UP NEWSROOM: “WE ARE WHERE YOU ARE”

D. Baines; Priya Rajasekar; M. van Kerkhoven; M. Wall

POP-UP NEWSROOM: “WE ARE WHERE YOU ARE”

D. Baines, Priya Rajasekar, M. van Kerkhoven, M. Wall

Newcastle University

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Abstract

Journalism continues to be closely tied to the health of civic life, but do journalists still need permanent spaces to do their work? Retreating to physical newsrooms has tended to isolate rather than connect them with the public and the topics they cover. Yet today, such boundaries are increasingly contrary to the ways digitized news blurs producers and consumers of information to create networked journalism (Bruns 2008; Heinrich 2011; Russell 2011).

Original language	English
Journal	Civic Media Project
Publication status	Published - 2015

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