Network Journalism

Author: Du Junfei
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: This is the first book in China to systematically construct the field of network journalism from a theoretical perspective. It starts with original theoretical research and provides a detailed interpretation of the past, present, and future of network journalism. It meticulously clarifies ten major theoretical aspects of network journalism, including its communication model, linguistic concepts, value system, strategic positioning, competitive and cooperative relationships, resource utilization, statistical analysis, online interviewing, writing concepts, and editing techniques. The book exhibits clear research reasoning and rich practical guidance significance. The unique contribution of this book lies in: providing specific solutions to numerous technical issues in network journalism work, while also offering valuable insights into the evolution of journalistic theory in the Internet era. Due to the inclusion of many important references on network journalism, the book also serves as a reference tool. The book has been selected as a required textbook for master's students in the Department of Journalism and Communication at Nanjing University. It is suitable for professionals in journalism, communication, economics, computer science, and for students in liberal arts and sciences at colleges and universities. The author has also set up a special discussion forum for the book (http://b43333.xici.net) to facilitate academic and experiential discussions and communication with readers.