Journalism as social networking: The Australian youdecide project and the 2007 federal election
Journalism as social networking: The Australian youdecide project and the 2007 federal election
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作为社交网络的新闻业：澳大利亚 youdecide 项目和 2007 年联邦选举
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2008
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Jason Wilson
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T. Flew;Jason Wilson
新媒体技术的日益普及和公民新闻的兴起与工业新闻业的危机不谋而合--“记者英雄”的形象正在消退，新的媒体形式促进了公民和“亲美国”记者“自下而上”地制作新闻内容。参与2007年澳大利亚联邦选举期间运行的行动研究项目You Decision 2007，使作者能够第一手了解澳大利亚公民主导的新闻媒体的进展，也让我们能够对促进公民新闻工作涉及的内容进行描述。随着越来越多的主流媒体机构开始适应和利用用户创造的内容，这些见解对于理解专业新闻和新闻教育的未来非常重要。文章认为，公民新闻项目是理解参与式媒体文化中新闻生产和传播的研发形式，而扎根的案例研究对于超越关于新媒体和新闻业未来的规范性辩论具有重要意义。
The increasing prevalence of new media technologies and the rise of citizen journalism have coincided with a crisis in industrial journalism — as the figure of the ‘journalist as hero’ is fading, new media forms have facilitated the production of news content ‘from below’ by citizens and ‘pro-am’ journalists. Participation in an action-research project run during the 2007 Australian federal election, youdecide 2007, allowed the authors to gain first-hand insights into the progress of citizen-led news media in Australia, but also allowed us to develop an account of what the work of facilitating citizen journalism involves. These insights are important to understanding the future of professional journalism and journalism education, as more mainstream media organizations move to accommodate and harness user-created content. The article considers the relevance of citizen journalism projects as forms of R&D for understanding news production and distribution in participatory media cultures, and the importance of grounded case studies for moving beyond normative debates about new media and the future of journalism.