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//Valer Kot /January 2 / 2014

Predictions for Journalism 2014

The Nieman Journalism Lab asked some of the most influential experts in journalism to predict what 2014 will bring for the future of journalism. Read more here: Predictions for Journalism 2014

Article by Valer Kot

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