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Discover the innovative world of News 2.0 with the insightful book by Ahmed Al-Rawi, published in 2020 by John Wiley & Sons. This essential read explores the transformative impact of social media on journalism, highlighting how digital platforms have reshaped the news landscape. With 224 pages of empirical research and fresh insights, this book offers a profound understanding of news producers and consumers in the era of News 2.0.
Delve into the complexities of news production and consumption in a world dominated by social networking sites (SNS), where personalization leads to filter bubbles and biases. The book critically examines how platforms like Twitter and Facebook reflect user preferences, influencing what news gets disseminated and consumed. Moreover, it discusses the role of non-Western media outlets, emphasizing diversity in reporting and audience engagement.
Explore pressing topics such as the rise of viral news content, the phenomenon of celebrity journalists, and the urgent discourse around 'fake news.' Al-Rawi tackles the emergence of mobile news applications as new ethnic mediascapes, ensuring a comprehensive view of contemporary media dynamics.
Whether you're a journalism student, a media professional, or simply a curious reader, this book is invaluable for understanding the intersection of news, power, and technology in today's interconnected world. Equip yourself with knowledge on how News 2.0 is influencing democracy, political landscapes, and our understanding of the truth.
Delve into the complexities of news production and consumption in a world dominated by social networking sites (SNS), where personalization leads to filter bubbles and biases. The book critically examines how platforms like Twitter and Facebook reflect user preferences, influencing what news gets disseminated and consumed. Moreover, it discusses the role of non-Western media outlets, emphasizing diversity in reporting and audience engagement.
Explore pressing topics such as the rise of viral news content, the phenomenon of celebrity journalists, and the urgent discourse around 'fake news.' Al-Rawi tackles the emergence of mobile news applications as new ethnic mediascapes, ensuring a comprehensive view of contemporary media dynamics.
Whether you're a journalism student, a media professional, or simply a curious reader, this book is invaluable for understanding the intersection of news, power, and technology in today's interconnected world. Equip yourself with knowledge on how News 2.0 is influencing democracy, political landscapes, and our understanding of the truth.