Publications in the book series include: Uncle Ho and Vietnam's revolutionary press ; Creative news - Reviving media and democracy with journalism thinking of the future ; Online journalism handbook - Skills to survive and thrive in the digital age ; More than news - The future of journalism ; Journalism on mobile devices and social media platforms ; Guide to news consumption - What to believe in a world flooded with fake news ; The art of interviewing - A guide for professional journalists and content creators ; Journalists - Artificial intelligence and the future of journalism .
Eight books that cover many important aspects of modern journalism, which is deeply impacted by online platforms, and then by the rapid advances of AI. With millions of pieces of content being created every day by countless individuals and organizations, not to mention generative AI, today’s newspaper readers have completely different needs and reactions than readers just five years ago.
The book series provides an in-depth, multi-dimensional and inspiring perspective on a series of fundamental issues of journalism in the digital age: online journalism, mobile journalism, journalism on social media platforms, the problem of fake news, the prospect of artificial intelligence, digital interviewing skills...
The authors are all leading journalism experts with many years of experience in research/working in the professional journalism and media environment: Ulrik Haagerup, Alan Rusbridger, Francesco Marconi, Mitchell Stephens...
Therefore, the books not only provide general knowledge and basic theoretical issues, but also provide practical directions so that journalists, editors, journalism students, media workers and the reading public can reflect on their information and communication activities.
Among these, the work Uncle Ho with the Vietnamese revolutionary press by author Doan Yen Kieu is a meticulous summary of many of Uncle Ho's writings and speeches, as well as the orientation and opinions of President Ho on press and propaganda activities. These summaries still retain their important guiding value for the Vietnamese revolutionary press.
Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/ra-mat-bo-sach-voi-nhung-cap-nhat-chuyen-sau-cho-nha-bao-thoi-dai-so-post799664.html
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