Part I: Special Report Seeing The Future Of Journalism: Will The Public Know More? Chapter 1: Back to the Future - Iona Craig Chapter 2: Digital Detectives - Ray Joseph Chapter 3: Re-Writing the Future - Ahlam Mohsen, Katharina Frick, Luca Rovinalti, Athandiwe Saba, Bhanuj Kapal Chapter 4: Attack on Ambition - Dina Meza Chapter 5: Stripsearch Cartoon - Martin Rowson Chapter 6: Generation Why - Ian Hargreaves Chapter 7: Making Waves - Helen Womack Chapter 8: Switched On and Off - Debora Halpern Wenger Chapter 9: TV News Will Reinvent Itself - Taylor Walker Chapter 10: Right to Reply - Samira Ahmed Chapter 11: Readers as Editors - Stephen Pritchard Chapter 12: Print Running - Will Gore Chapter 13: Paper Chase - Luis Carlos Diaz Chapter 14: Lobby Matters - Ian Dunt Chapter 15: Funding News Freedom - Glenda Nevill Chapter 16: Global View - Jodie Ginsberg Part II: In Focus Chapter 17: Free Thinking? - Tim Soutphommasane Chapter 18: Guarding the Guards - Jemimiah Steinfeld Chapter 19: Taking Down the Critics - Irene Caselli Chapter 20: Maid Equal in Brazil - Claire Rigby Chapter 21: Home Truths in The Gulf - Georgia Lewis Chapter 22: Text Messaging - Siddarth Narrain Chapter 23: We Have To Fight For What We Want - Rachael Jolley Chapter 24: Decoding Defamation - Lesley Phippen Chapter 25: A Hard Act to Follow - Tamsin Allen Chapter 26: Walls Divide - Jemimiah Stenfield Chapter 27: Taking a Pop - Steven Boroweic Chapter 28: Mapping Media Threats - Melody Patry and Milena Knezevic Chapter 29: Holed Up In Harare - Natasha Joseph Chapter 30: Burma's "New" Media Face Threats and Attack - Wendy Law-Yone Part III: Culture Chapter 31: Political Framing - Kaya Genc Chapter 32: Action Drama - Julia Farrington Chapter 33: Casting Away - Ariel Dorfman Chapter 34: Head to Head - Sascha Feuchert and Charlotte Knobloc Part IV Chapter 35: Index Around The World - Alice Kirkland Chapter 36: From the Factory Floor - Vicky Baker
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