Digital Journalism in the Cut-and-Paste Era

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18 avril 2017

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Juliette De Maeyer, « Digital Journalism in the Cut-and-Paste Era », Mondes sociaux, ID : 10.58079/u97q

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What tools do journalists use? Whether our imaginations have been marked more by Tintin or House of Cards, by Albert Londres or Edward Snowden’s accomplices, we easily imagine reporters with their inevitable notebooks or the more modern smartphone, we hear the clicking of the telegraph or the purr of the telex, we see a phone booth like in a film noir, a telephoto lens capturing a compromising scene, or even an encrypted hard drive or data lost in the clouds. Compared with all these objects,...

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