Death of Journalism
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- Created on: 13-01-18 11:22
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Clues
- assemble news from variety. use interests to give consumers what they want (personalised) but create competition with new sites. advertisers prefer aggregators. aggregators use main sources of news. shovelware. aggregate= form from seperate elements. (4, 11)
- churnalism results in lots of content. PR, info subsidies, promotionalism lot of news. more news means loss of value. (6, 7, 6)
- increase funds through subscriptions as advertising revenue decreases (prefer platforms unrelated to news). people more likely to pay if rare, trustwrothy, evergreen content (7, 7)
- less funds, more technology, less staff required. less staff decreases diversity, incrceases pressure, increases churnalism, fact checking failures, restricted resources (9, 9)
- less time to gather news from outside the newsroom. content managers rather tan content creators, passive retrievers of news rather than active seekers. degrading for news (7, 8)
- major source of news. user generated content, engage with audiences, distribute news, gauge pubic opinion (6, 5)
- neutral, impartial, fair, unbiased, based on fact rather than opinion (11)
- news production becomes the same. churnalism. easier to reproduce news based on other reports. less originality. less time to produce original. may not be accurate. loss of trust (14)
- using tech to produce news. templates and key words, publish multiple versions to different sources. alerts for anomalies (4, 4)
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