Out of Print:
Newspapers, Journalism and the Business of News in the Digital Age by
George Brock provides a convincing argument and insight into the future of
journalism. Brock justly argues that as journalism learns to tailor content to
niche audiences and employ social networking sites, it will prevail. Yet,
journalism, by definition, tries to convey truthful and timely information that
matters to a society. With the abundance of information that is also
increasingly complex, journalists will remain at a reporting disadvantage.
Although the future of the industry remains unclear, journalism has evolved
with each new technological advancement. As impressive as the Internet is,
George Brock provides a compelling analysis of the importance of journalism and
the necessity to remained informed, as individuals and as a nation.
To see George Brock discuss his book and more about the
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