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Digging into Digg: genres of online news

A better understanding of the types and forms of communication prevalent in the online news domain will support the design of systems able to retrieve content suited to individual needs. Genre analysis and classification are proposed as methods of studying online news content. We present a research framework for ongoing work in this area.

Luanne Freund | Jennifer Lee | Kevin Read | Justyna Berzowska | Heidi Schiller

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