News in a Digital Age: Comparing the Presentation of News Information over Time and Across Media Platforms

Jennifer Kavanagh · William Marcellino · Jonathan S. Blake · ‘Shawn K. Smith · Steven Davenport · Mahlet Gizaw Tebeka

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In what ways has news reporting in print, on television, and online changed over the last 30 years? Overall, there has been a shift toward more-subjective reporting, but many of the changes have been subtle.

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