Kirsten Johnson, Ph.D., is a Professor in the Communications Program at Elizabethtown College in Pennsylvania. She has co-authored two textbooks, The Broadcast News Toolkit and Shoot, Edit, Share. She conducts research in the areas of perceived credibility and trust of news, as well as citizen journalism.Burton St. John III, Ph.D., is Professor of Public Relations at the University of Colorado, Boulder.  His research encompasses risk and crisis communication involving the fields of public relations and journalism.

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• Chapter1.Introduction.- Chapter2.The Personalization of News, Credibility, and Trust.- Chapter3.The Tenets of Journalism.- Chapter4.The Erosion of Media Credibility and Rebuilding Trust Through Personalization.- Chapter5.The Customization of News.- Chapter6.Social Media and Personalization.- Chapter7.Interacting with the Audience through News Comment Sections.- Chapter8.Engaged Journalism and Personalized Content.- Chapter9.Personalized Communication and the Role of Public Relations.- Chapter10.The Perceived Credibility of Public Relations Material as News on Social Media.- Chapter11.Corporate Social Advocacy and the News.-Conclusion.

Kirsten Johnson, Ph.D., is a Professor in the Communications Program at Elizabethtown College in Pennsylvania. She has co-authored two textbooks, The Broadcast News Toolkit and Shoot, Edit, Share. She conducts research in the areas of perceived credibility and trust of news, as well as citizen journalism.Burton St. John III, Ph.D., is Professor of Public Relations at the University of Colorado, Boulder.  His research encompasses risk and crisis communication involving the fields of public relations and journalism.

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• Chapter1.Introduction.- Chapter2.The Personalization of News, Credibility, and Trust.- Chapter3.The Tenets of Journalism.- Chapter4.The Erosion of Media Credibility and Rebuilding Trust Through Personalization.- Chapter5.The Customization of News.- Chapter6.Social Media and Personalization.- Chapter7.Interacting with the Audience through News Comment Sections.- Chapter8.Engaged Journalism and Personalized Content.- Chapter9.Personalized Communication and the Role of Public Relations.- Chapter10.The Perceived Credibility of Public Relations Material as News on Social Media.- Chapter11.Corporate Social Advocacy and the News.-Conclusion.

Kirsten Johnson, Ph.D., is a Professor in the Communications Program at Elizabethtown College in Pennsylvania. She has co-authored two textbooks, The Broadcast News Toolkit and Shoot, Edit, Share. She conducts research in the areas of perceived credibility and trust of news, as well as citizen journalism.Burton St. John III, Ph.D., is Professor of Public Relations at the University of Colorado, Boulder.  His research encompasses risk and crisis communication involving the fields of public relations and journalism.

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• Chapter1.Introduction.- Chapter2.The Personalization of News, Credibility, and Trust.- Chapter3.The Tenets of Journalism.- Chapter4.The Erosion of Media Credibility and Rebuilding Trust Through Personalization.- Chapter5.The Customization of News.- Chapter6.Social Media and Personalization.- Chapter7.Interacting with the Audience through News Comment Sections.- Chapter8.Engaged Journalism and Personalized Content.- Chapter9.Personalized Communication and the Role of Public Relations.- Chapter10.The Perceived Credibility of Public Relations Material as News on Social Media.- Chapter11.Corporate Social Advocacy and the News.-Conclusion.