Dragomir M., Thompson M. (ed.). Mapping digital media: global findings. Digital journalism: making news, breaking news

New York: Open Society Foundations, 2014. — 360 p. — ISBN: 978-1-910243-03-9.Over the course of the past decade, digital television and internet have brought about radical changes for media businesses, journalists, and citizens at large. Platforms distributing journalistic content have proliferated, technological advances have driven media companies to revamp their operations in the sometimes desperate attempt to remain lucrative and relevant, while journalists operate in an ever faster-paced industry, and citizens have access to a cornucopia of sources of news and information.Public Interest and Commercial Media: Digital Trends.
Public Media and Digitization: Seven Theses.
Journalism and Digital Times: Between Wider Reach and Sloppy Reporting.
News Choice and Offer in the Digital Transition.
Telecoms and News.
Access to Spectrum: Winners and Losers.
Distributing the Digital Dividend.
Business and Ownership of the Media in Digital Times.Regions
Digital Media in the European Union.
Digital Media in the EU Enlargement Countries.
Digital Media in the Former Soviet Union.
Digital Media in Latin America.
Digital Media in South-East Asia.
Digital Media in Asia: India and Pakistan.
Digital Media in the Arab World.
Digital Media in Africa: Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa.