Comments on the report of the international panel on social progress chapter 13: Media and Communications

Economics and Philosophy 34 (3):471-476 (2018)
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Chapter 13 covers a broad waterfront, encompassing digital transformation, the unevenness in access to new technologies, the complex power dynamics that underpin the new media and communication space, the shifting role of journalism in enabling public knowledge, and the challenges and opportunities for social progress in media access, with particular attention focused on the role of citizen journalism and alternative media.

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