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A few months ago I wrote on an ethnographic research project undertaken by AP (Associated Press) and how it is influencing their reporting style.
Now Ethan Zuckerman, a researcher on the impact of information technology in developing nations, has written a long reflection on the topic for his blog My Heart’s in Accra, republished by Worldchanging. “One of the difficulties with ethnography as a method for social science research is that it’s hard to get from a small set of anecdotes to supportable conclusions about a whole set of people,” says Zuckerman and in this article he describes why this might be a problem for AP. |
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13 August 2008
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