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All the news that’s fit to Tweet: Using the microblogging platform Twitter to conduct a discourse analysis of experts discussing the future of newspapers
This is the version of the paper I just submitted to the CCA for my talk on June 1. I’m going to be re-working it for the actual presentation – both because it’s too long for my ten minutes and because I’m hoping to have more data analysis done by then!
As always feedback welcome!
C.
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