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Short interview with professor Robert G. Picard after a lecture in Oslo today.
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Update:
The whole lecture has been published =>
Interessant foredrag om journalistikkens fremtid gitt av Tom Rosenstiel, direktør for Project for Excellence in Journalism, ved Pew Research Center.
We are creating our own diet of media every day.
Tom Rosenstiel.
Sociologist William Dutton at the Oxford Internet Institute (OII) argues that we are witnessing the emergence of powerful new voices and networks which can act independently of the traditional media. He has termed these developments the emergence of the ‘Fifth Estate’:Highly ‘Networked individuals’ (helped by new platforms like social networking and messaging) can move across, undermine and go beyond the boundaries of existing institutions. This provides the basis for the pro-social networks that compose what I am calling the Fifth Estate.Although it is early days, Dutton believes that the Fifth Estate could be as important to the twenty-first century as the Fourth Estate has been since the eightenth.
