What Are The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Media In Social Media

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With the emergence of Internet, interactive communication in Media Corporation should be more dealt with most traditional media outlets. They used to provide the information only produced by well-disciplined, well-educated and efficient hundreds journalists to their audiences one-snidely. It is obviously admitted that audiences, who have different opinion, have a rare chance to counteract opposite opinions to the media companies by sending letters for opinion pages and implying the idea through ombudsman programs. Unfortunately, when it comes to amount of information, a massively large amount of information flows directly from the media companies to audiences. After being web 2.0 introduced, more and more conventional media had adapted interactive communication methods, which might be revise their webpages in order to be replied by readers and subscribers. Given the prevalence of use of mobile device and social media, interactive communication in the media corporate structure has …show more content…

No matter what networked journalism is, conventional media organization should transform the way of operating workflows as well as gathering, distributing information. Basically, the more audiences participate in generating contents, the more transparency and the more equality of information will be given to grass roots. The boundaries of journalism will be expended from only to professional journalists or journalism scholars to ordinary audiences. However, one thing what I worry about is, in terms of occupation of journalism, it will be the edge of extinction. If not, there must be the tremendous innovation in professional journalism in order to survive. I argue that they should not be satisfied with gathering information. Instead, professional journalists have to pioneer a way of finding new source of information by adapting brand new technologies or academic methods in the networked journalism

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