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The Great CollisionThe Great CollisionSourced from: http://www.nieman.harvard.edu/reports/article/101938/Coverage-of-Media-Mergers.aspxJournalism and PR industries are no longer two separate entities functioning at a relatively safe distance of the other. Emerging media technologies and capabilities have quickly revealed that as active members of the audience and consumers, we are being targeted in new and interesting ways.Traditional roles of the media have evolved leading up the 21st century, and as a result,...
Maths & Journalists, Unlikely Allies
At first instance, terms like percentage, mean, median and mode sound like the morning chitchat of teachers in the mathematical department. However after further examination, it becomes clear that maths is also quite capable of serving journalists, but not just any journalist. It takes a ‘special breed’ according to Tanner and Richardson’s book Journalism Research and Investigation in a Digital World, 2013.First lets clarify what both data and a database are:Data is: Information that is...
Whispers of the Whistle-blower
http://blog.ucsusa.org/new-threats-to-whistleblowers-185‘The modern, liberal, democratic state, affects each of us every day, and although we can change our attitudes to the way that it affects us, we cannot opt out of itseffects’, (Kelly, 1984).Deemed a journalists most important source, there is a great level of complexity surrounding whistle-blower sources and the systemic processes therein. The process involves and affects more than just the whistle-blower, and conventionally operates...
WikiLeaks and Journalism for better or for worse?
http://www.wikileaks.orgAlthough a highly contentious subject in its entirety, WikiLeaks has irrevocably revolutionised practices of journalism by supporting notions of free speech and democracy in unprecedented ways.Born in the ‘Information Age’ and closely after social media network Twitter in 2006, the non-profit organisation utilises web 2.0 capabilities to obtain and distribute exclusive information, footage, and leaked documentation via the Internet for free.In 2010 Wikileaks rose to...
Social Media and Journalism- Match Made in Heaven or Frenenemies in Disguise?
Social Media & Journalism- Strange bedfellows or made for each other?http://blogs.denverpost.com/opinion/2013/04/26/cartoons-of-the-day-old-media-new-media/37601/Since its birth in 1999, Social media has been subtlyentangling itself into almost every aspect of human interactivity, changing the way we receive and distribute information in society.This year Facebook has reported over 1.15 billion users every month whilst Youtube boasts its ability to reach more U.S adults aged 18-34...
Paying for the PRivilege
http://www.itworld.com/blog/phil-johnson Perplexing discussions have always been the norm in myfamily home. Throw in an inherited interest in society, debate, and an undying appetite for information and no stone has been left unturned. My father, an attentive listener and often the go to guy when I learn something new or interesting, has endured many intense ear bashings… I mean conversations about all things communications and media related throughout my degree and the great pay...
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