Journalism in the New Age of Participation: Meeting the Challenge in Fiji Newsrooms
Sophie Foster
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Sophie Foster
Abstract
This study of mainstream media and its approach to online publications and participatory journalism comes at a time of significant change in technological and telecommunication regulation in Fiji. It specifically seeks to analyse attitudes and practices within the local media industry, particularly towards greater interaction between the audience and journalists (or media companies) through advances provided through the Internet.
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This study of mainstream media and its approach to online publications and participatory journalism comes at a time of significant change in technological and telecommunication regulation in Fiji. It specifically seeks to analyse attitudes and practices within the local media industry, particularly towards greater interaction between the audience and journalists (or media companies) through advances provided through the Internet.
Key concepts: Mainstream, Citizen journalism, Journalism, The Internet, Media industry, Media studies, Political science, Public relations