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Link:https://www.academia.edu/77599204/Journalism_A_Very_Short_Introduction "Journalism: A Very Short Introduction" by Ian Hargreaves provides an overview of journalism's development, principles, and challenges. He explores the role of journalism in democracy, elaborating its responsibility to inform the public and hold authority accountable. He examines the impact of technology, such as the internet and social media, on news and consumption. The book addresses issues of ethics, objectivity, and the balance between public interest and sensationalism. Hargreaves also discusses the economic pressures facing journalism, including declining revenues and the rise of fake news. Ultimately, he underscores the enduring importance of quality journalism in a rapidly changing media landscape and its critical role in maintaining an informed and engaged society. [1 image, 1 links, 1 quotation, 111 words].