This paper describes a general framework for measuring text reuse. This term is used to describe how content from a single or multiple number of known sources can be reused either verbatim (word-for-word copy) or otherwise rewritten depending upon factors influencing the creation of a new document. These may include reduction/ increase in length, change of style, simplification of content, shif...

Public Good Software’s products match journalistic articles and other narrative content to relevant charitable causes and nonprofit organizations so that readers can take action on the issues raised by the articles’ publishers. Previously an expensive and laborintensive process, application of machine learning and other automated textual analyses now allow us to scale this matching process to t...

Most events described in a news article are background events – only a small number are noteworthy, and a even smaller number serve as the trigger for writing of that article. Although these events are difficult to identify, they are crucial to NLP tasks such as first story detection, document summarization and event coreference, and to many applications of event analysis that depend on event c...

in expecting much from their joint labours. The work before us is divided into two portions, the first embracing the history, classification, statistics of insanity, is from the pen of Dr. Tuke; the remaining chapters, which treat of the diagnosis, pathology, and treatment of mental disorders, are by Dr. Bucknill. Our space will not allow us to do more than briefly refer to some of the more imp...

Extraction of event descriptors from news articles is a commonly required task for various tasks, such as clustering related articles, summarization, and news aggregation. Due to the lack of generally usable and publicly available methods optimized for news, many researchers must redundantly implement such methods for their project. Answers to the five journalistic W questions (5Ws) describe th...

This article examines the role of letters to the editor in advancing and sustaining non-standard narratives about climate change in the print media. The letters page is a unique section of the newspaper that is subject to distinct functional and normative pressures. It is also a place where standard media norms are weakest and non-journalistic narratives have an opportunity to leak in. Using re...

Bourdieu-inspired journalism scholarship, and studies at large, could benefit from an approach that can holistically explain how journalists make sense of technology-related change in the journalistic field. By merging key insights field theory with philosophy technology, by analyzing 40 qualitative interviews agents across a wide range positions Swedish field, we uncover view technological rel...

This study aims to determine the effect of fundamentals campus journalism a resource learning material for student journalists using quasi- experimental research design emphasizing one- group approach. The developed was evaluated by thirty (30) experts such as School Paper Advisers (SPA), Coaches and Trainers, Master Teachers content material, structural design, organization presentation timeli...

The authors discuss the issues and benefits of collaborative writing in journalistic education, comparing texts written by students different conditions: group collaboration, individually after prewriting discussion, without any collaboration. We used a survey for collecting both quantitative qualitative data. participants were 21 second year 15 third-year students, who wrote 18 fiction stories...