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The Emergence of Augmented Reality (AR) as a Storytelling Medium in Journalism

by: John V. Pavlik, Frank Bridges
Journalism & Communication Monographs, Vol. 15, No. 1. (1 March 2013), pp. 4-59, doi:10.1177/1522637912470819  Key: citeulike:12029782

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Digital technology holds the potential to transform journalism and the media in several beneficial ways, including new forms of storytelling that might better engage citizens and provide more context, nuance, and texture to reported events and issues. However, the extent to which these benefits have been realized is mixed and subject to debate. In this monograph, we examine how digital technology might transform the content of journalism through augmented reality (AR). The significance of digital storytelling through AR is manifest in its potential to engage a citizenry increasingly disengaged from traditional news and to provide more contextualized information.


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