The Latest News Headlines--Your Vote Counts

Journalism.org | Sep. 12, 2007 (Special Report)

In short, the user-news agenda, at least in this one-week snapshot, was more diverse, yet also more fragmented and transitory than that of the mainstream news media. This does not mean necessarily that users disapprove or reject the mainstream news agenda. These user sites may be supplemental for audiences. They may gravitate to them in addition to, rather than instead of, traditional venues. But the agenda they set is nonetheless quite different. This ... Full Story »

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by Patricia L'Herrou - Oct. 1, 2008

Too much, and not enough. this is almost too much of statistics, not enough analysis. nevertheless it points out that it's difficult to sort out what it all means; whether or not the non-mainstream news users also read mainstream and then want need to read the more esoteric, or concentrated areas of information, for example. If not, the differences in subjects and in fast story turn-over would be of concern about our future culture.