In today's digital market, technology is an essential competitiveness factor for news publishers and media companies. How software, tools, architectures and algorithms support the editorial productio...
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Andrew DeVigal
Agora Journalism Center University of Oregon
Andrew DeVigal is an endowed chair in journalism innovation and civic engagement at the Agora Journalism Center of the University of Oregon School of Journalism & Communication, the gathering place for innovation in communication and civic engagement. Helping to re-imagine the future of journalism, Agora Journalism Center is devoted to transformative advancements for better journalism and stronger democracy.
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