Panel: The State of Research
Adrienne Russell is an Assistant Professor at the University of Denver's Digital Media Studies program. Her current research considers the role of new-media networks and products in redefining our understanding of news authority, truth, and credibility. She is writing a book entitled Networked, a history of the end of mass-media news and the beginning of networked news. She is also co-editor with Nabil Echchaibi of a forthcoming volume on the political, social, cultural, and technological contexts of international blogging. Her work has been published in several scholarly journals and she has received awards for her research from both the International Communication Association and the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication.