JOUR 001 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Msnbc, Zip Code, Federal Records
4 May 2020
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Assessing the state of online journalism: imagine a library that houses the equivalent of 4,925 daily newspapers from all over the world. The internet offers more news material than it does every day, much of it online. This is therefore not shocking that an growing majority of the world"s estimated. 359 million-plus internet users are searching for their news. Web contains a lot of knowledge of questionable meaning and origin. It"s not necessarily fast, and it"s potentially dangerous to go online. Why will the newsreader tell us what"s reliable. The first step is to look for recognizable, trustworthy brands. Most of the content of online news is as high as that of leading newspapers, news magazines, or television or radio networks, as much of it comes from such sources. Another question arises from this fact: if online journalism is little more than another delivery system for these older media, even a potentially better delivery system, what is all the turmoil.
