A group of Wits Honours Journalism students again focused on the emerging trends in online journalism, itself a fast-developing field, supervised by TaraTurkington.
They used a collaborative wiki, www.saoj.org,to communicate and share with one another, uploading readings on issues like citizen journalism, advertising in online journalism and the key themes of interactivity, hypertextuality and multimediality.
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