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    Is quick, is good.' Or is it? Perils of the 24/7 news cycle
    15 Dec 2010
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    Matthew Ricketson
    Communications Policy and Research Forum, 15-16 November 2010, Sydney, Australia

    The rise of 24 hour news channels, blogs, wikis, social media and twitter mean that today the news cycle is measured in seconds rather than days or even hours, and that it literally runs 24 hours a day seven days a week. Many benefits flow...

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