Do you still have a subscription to the local newspaper? Do you watch the evening news at 11? Or have you joined millions of others who get their news from the internet? How does the internet affect tradition print and television news? What is the future of journalism? There is a Senate hearing today on just these issues. The online article, Senate hears a dim forecast for newspapers' future, discusses the hearing and some of the alternatives offered. You can also listen to a live webcast of the hearings at the United States Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation's website. To learn more about journalism and its future, check out these sources from our collection:
Encyclopedia of American Journalism
PN 4855 .E53 2008 (in our reference collection)
Emerging Issues in Contemporary Journalism: infotainment, internet, libel, censorship, et cetera
PN 4749 .E44 2006
Global Journalism Research: theories, methods, findings, future
PN 4784 .R38 G56 2008
Writing and Reporting the News
PN 4781 .S775 2008
The News About the News: American journalism in peril
PN 4855 .D64 2002
The Rise of the Blogosphere
PN 4784 .O62 B37 2007
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