From “Public Journalism” to the “Public's Journalism”? Rhetoric and reality in the discourse on weblogs

Tanni Haas

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It has become somewhat of a truism that each new medium of communication is heralded as a radical departure from preexisting ones. From the telegraph to television, the advent of new communication ...

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