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E-books Should Take a Page Out of The Internet

Being a student of New Media, people I know who are less involved in the world of new media sometimes turn to me with questions on the latest technological developments that are being covered in the news. As if...
By Erik van Bemmelen on 10/18/10 4

‘What you’re doing’ is relevant to your followers on Twitter

Sure, Twitter had its impact on journalism, politics and advertising. If you’re a journalist, getting information fast and keeping in touch with your sources is easy. Politicians have found a tool to directly talk and discuss political issues with...
By Emina Sendijarevic on 10/10/10 Comments Off on ‘What you’re doing’ is relevant to your followers on Twitter
Book review of Media Work

Book review of Media Work

All optimism associated with studying to work in the media industry dies by the time a student tries to actually find a job after graduation. Working within media industries is often much more uncertain and much more complicated then...
By Rakesh Kanhai on 09/16/09 Comments Off on Book review of Media Work

Mark Deuze on Media Work

Mark Deuze, professor of Journalism and New Media at Leiden University and assistant professor at Indiana University, was the latest speaker in the ongoing New Media Research Lecture Series...
By Michael Stevenson on 05/17/08 Comments Off on Mark Deuze on Media Work