Citizen Journalism

Sixty-seven percent of the people in America think that the news media has too much influence over public opinion. It is no small wonder, since five or six large conglomerates control 95 percent of all the media Americans receive. But, now, social media and blogging are offering more opinions and perspectives than Time Warner and VIACOM could ever hope to dictate. Citizen journalism is the new voice of media.



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Summary and Review of Viral Loop by Adam L. Penenberg

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This book summary and review of Viral Loop was prepared by Candace Hampton while a General Management student in the College of Business at Southeastern Louisiana University.

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