ISSUE: VOLUME 43.03 AUTUMN 2014

Seeing the future of journalism

Will the public know more?

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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