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GuttenPlag-Wiki and Journalism

GuttenPlag-Wiki and Journalism

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Reimer, J.; Ruppert, M. (2012): GuttenPlag-Wiki und Journalismus. Das Verhältnis eines neuen Medienakteurs im Social Web zu den traditionellen Massenmedien [GuttenPlag-Wiki and Journalism. The Relationship between a New Media Player on the Social Web and the Traditional Mass Media]. In: U. Dolata, J.-F. Schrape (eds.), Internet, Mobile Devices und die Transformation der Medien. Radikaler Wandel als schrittweise Rekonfiguration [Internet, Mobile Devices and the Transformation of Media. Radical Change as Gradual Reconfiguration]. Berlin: edition sigma, pp. 303-329.

GuttenPlag-Wiki and Journalism

Publisher information (in German)

Reimer, J.; Ruppert, M. (2012): GuttenPlag-Wiki und Journalismus. Das Verhältnis eines neuen Medienakteurs im Social Web zu den traditionellen Massenmedien [GuttenPlag-Wiki and Journalism. The Relationship between a New Media Player on the Social Web and the Traditional Mass Media]. In: U. Dolata, J.-F. Schrape (eds.), Internet, Mobile Devices und die Transformation der Medien. Radikaler Wandel als schrittweise Rekonfiguration [Internet, Mobile Devices and the Transformation of Media. Radical Change as Gradual Reconfiguration]. Berlin: edition sigma, pp. 303-329.

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Authors

Julius Reimer, M. A.

Year of publication

2012

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journalism • citizen journalism • online journalism • systems theory • participation • GuttenPlag

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