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Seeing the future of journalism
By Index on Censorship
9 Sep 2014
Magazine | Volume 43.03 Autumn 2014
While debates on the future of the media tend to focus solely on new technology and downward financial pressures, we ask: will the public end up knowing more or less? Will citizen journalists bring us in-depth investigations? Will crowd fact-checking take over from journalists doing research? Who will hold power to account?
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