The Internet may be changing the ways in which we consume information, but it also offers great opportunities for innovative journalism. And by reducing the costs of production and distribution, a new generation of entrepreneurial journalists can reach readers more easily than ever before. To encourage this new generation of digital journalists, we teamed up with one of France’s most prestigious journalism schools, run by Sciences Po and supported a contest for the best student-run digital news start-up. annual digital journalism workshop , is Sciences Po student Amandine Briand who created a local news website about the 19th “arrondissement” in Paris . Her venture demonstrates how the Internet can bring back 'hyper-local' journalism.#NPDJ12 - 1 minute avec Amandine Briand par ecoledejournalisme Sciences Po website . Posted by Florian Maganza, Policy Analyst, France
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