This summary is provided by the IPR Digital Media Research Center The Reuters Institute and the University of Oxford researched how the growth of AI will impact the reliability of news information and the sustainability of mainstream media. They also analyzed how organizations around the world plan to adapt to these challenges and manage potential risks. … Continue reading Trend Predictions for 2024: Journalism, Technology, and the Media
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This abstract is provided by IPR based on the original journal article in the International Journal of Lifelong Education Judith Walker, Ph.D., and Pierre Walter, Ph.D., examined how news media functioned to “educate” the public about the Standing Rock pipeline protests in North Dakota, USA. A content analysis was conducted on online media coverage by … Continue reading Learning about social movements through news media: Deconstructing New York Times and Fox News representations of Standing Rock