Don't dream it's over
Subtitle: reimagining journalism in Aotearoa New Zealand = He wawata mutunga kore : hei whakarauora te reo pūrongo ki Aotearoa
By: edited by Emma Johnson, Giovanni Tiso, Sarah Illingworth and Barnaby Bennett
Publisher: Freerange Press
Published: 2016
Place of publication: Christchurch, New Zealand
Language: eng
Number of pages: 366
ISBN-13: 9780473364946
Subjects: Journalism; Political aspects; Journalistic ethics
Other titles: He wawata mutunga kore :; Wawata mutunga kore
Description: "Explores the changing nature of journalism in this country: as it once was, as it is today, and how we might imagine it working in the future. Don't Dream It's Over looks at how journalism is changing in response to the current environment and how it might flourish again. The book explores the strengths and weaknesses of the traditional media and seeks new directions we could take to enhance journalism's role as the fourth estate and as an important pillar of democracy"--Publisher information.
Notes: National Library of New Zealand Cataloguing in Publication (CiP) record.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Chapter one = Wāhanga tuatahi: The age of threat / Russell Brown; title: Niu views on public broadcasting / Sara Vui-Talitu and Richard Pamatatau; title: The end of one era - the beginning of another / Paula Penfold; title: Journalism and democracy / Brent Edwards; title: A changing media : crisis or opportunity? / Sarah Illingworth; title: Peer-production journalism / Michael Bauwens in conversation with Alastair Thompson. Chapter two = Wāhanga tuarua: Celebrating local papers / Alex Stone; title: Navigating the waters of Māori broadcasting / Mihingarangi Forbes; title: Neocolonialism, nation-building and global journalism in Aotearoa news / Dr Thomas Owen; title: The survival and growth of a grassroots publication in a globalised world / Ron Hanson; title: Needles in the haystack : New Zealand's fledgling data journalism scene / Peter Griffin; title: ^; title: The information commons and the future of media / David Bollier and Max Rashbrooke in conversation with Joseph Cederwall. Chapter three = Wāhanga tuatoru: Anatomy of a redundancy : the suffocation of long-form journalism in New Zealand / Chris Barton; title: Brand news : testing our appetite for sponsored journalism / Naomi Arnold; title: Grey areas on the dark side / Hannah Sperber; title: The crisis is all around us, and so are the solutions / Nicky Hager; title: Who news? : the making of news and the making of journalists / Associate Professor Geoff Lealand; title: Thoughts and reimaginings from the next generation of journalists / AUT journalism students. Chapter four = Wāhanga tuawhā: The story of public broadcasting / Dr Sarah Baker; title: Reporting disasters : what we have learned from the media's coverage of the Christchurch earthquakes and their aftermath / Adjunct Associate Professor Jim Tully; title: On the blurring of boundaries between journalism and advocacy / Hannah Spyksma; title: ^; title: Ethnicity in the media / Dr Michalia Arathimos; title: The storytelling revolution : finding a place to stand / John Sellwood; title: Calamity, communication and communities / Beck Eleven in conversation with Gerard Smyth. Chapter five = Wāhanga tuarima: Chance encounters / Nick Bollinger; title: What's to complain about? : press accountability in the digital era / Cate Honoré Brett; title: Against 'political commentary' / Morgan Godfrey; title: Scientific fact : neither sacred nor free / Nicola Gaston; title: Making the market pay its way : a new model for funding public interest media in the digital environment / Peter A. Thompson; title: Design, journalism and opportunities in the digital age / Matthew Galloway, Delaney Tabron, Jeremy Hansen and Esther Kirkland-Smith. Chapter six = Wāhanga tuaono: Architecture of newsrooms : the digital world, space and the management of news / Sarosh Mulla; title: 'You have one new friend request' : social media campaigning with more time than money / Murdoch Stephens; title: ^; title: Four things we need to do to make digital journalism sustainable / Jono Hutchison; title: The reinvented city and the reinvented newspaper / Simon Wilson; title: Last days at the typewriter factory / Toby Morris.