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May 18 2009

Canadian Journalist on Future of Digital Journalism

Posted by Dan Gillmor in Media Business, Techniques

Chris Hogg, a digital journalist from Toronto, has written a three-part series on the future of journalism. He asks, first of all, “Did the Internet kill journalism?”

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