The lives of journalists in the field are being changed by new technology - and not always for the better, argues The Independent's Ray Whitaker and others on BBC News. The demand for immediate, often multimedia coverage and the reduction in thinking time could result in both a homogenisation of content and a tendency for speculation.
(From BBC News)
Thursday, February 21, 2002
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