Citizen journalism in digital editions, a limited bet
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3145/epi.2012.jul.06Keywords:
Participation, Digital media, Citizen journalism, Thematic items, Visibility.Abstract
In recent years the digital media have opened their doors to so-called citizen journalism. Nevertheless, far from some declarations that present the reader as another journalist, the reality is very different. This article compares the sections of informative participation in four digital editions of printed newspapers from 2009 to nowadays in order to analyze two aspects: whether the media frankly trust the readers, beyond inviting them to play at being journalists; and what is the reader´s response.
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