Scott Albert Johnson's coverage during the 1996 DNC showcased an innovative approach termed micro-journalism, focusing on the voices of everyday citizens rather than just political figures.
The 1996 Democratic National Convention marked a pivotal moment in political history, introducing the internet as a powerful tool for shaping political discourse and engagement.
Johnson highlighted his role as a 'gadfly', noting the shift from traditional candidate-centered coverage to a more grassroots perspective, providing an avenue for everyday Americans to share their stories.
The DNC's use of technology, such as internet services demonstrated by its leaders, represented a groundbreaking shift in how political news was communicated to the public.
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