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These are the questions that this abstract may help answer for you. And as a bonus, it will likely prompt you to reflect on your own relationship with media and information...

Petra Janková offers inspiration from this book in today’s episode of the show Reading is changing. We believe the excerpt will convince you to read the book.

Who are the authors of the book?

All three authors have been involved in journalism for a long time. Some focus more on the practical side, others more on the theoretical.

Leonard Downie Jr. spent most of his life with The Washington Post and now teaches journalism at Arizona State University.

C.W. Anderson works in journalism as a lecturer and is the author of several books.

Michael Schudson is a sociologist and historian by training who teaches journalism at Columbia University and has also written several books on the subject.

Literacy in new media Critical thinking Information literacy Assessment Society and culture

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