Journalism 2.0
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The document discusses current trends in digital journalism, including: 1) News is becoming a service where journalists provide ongoing updates and additional tools to help users utilize information. 2) Experiments and innovations are where new opportunities for journalists can be found. 3) Most people now consume news from both traditional and new media sources on the internet. 4) The internet empowers consumers and makes news production much cheaper online.
Journalism 2.0
- 1. Journalism 2.0 Digital Journalism Workshop
- 2. Effective learning digitaljournalismic.com read, learn, comment create your own delicious.com/vadikunc good old e-mail
- 3. Interesting times What have you heard about news industry? TechCrunch.com Technorati.com www.poynter.org/medianews (Romenesko) http://www.nytimes.com/pages/technology/
- 4. Current trends News is becoming a service What journalists must supply? News story is never finished (updates) No media monopoly Several Web news sources Every story becomes a Web site Project for Excellence in Journalism
- 5. Current trends Journalists provide “tools” that help users utilize information List of Web links Contacts Maps Pictures Project for Excellence in Journalism
- 6. Current trends Experiments and innovations (that is where you come in)
- 7. Current trends Less and less people read newspapers BUT more and more people consume news Traditional and new media sources 70 percent of Americans use the Internet for news
- 8. Current trends Percent of Population Ever Going Online Project for Excellence in Journalism
- 9. Going online Newspapers and information supply and demand Internet consumers empowered
- 10. Going online Most of newspapers’ expenses have nothing to do with news or editorial content It is MUCH CHEAPER to produce news online Enormous opportunities for journalists
- 11. Means to survive Jeff Jarvis (www.buzzmachine.co) customers are in charge people are getting together online mass market is dead and replaced by mass of niches conversation is the key from scarcity to abundance networks
- 13. Wiki journalism Collaboration between journalists and audience Community involvement Dialogs and discussions Getting news ideas A news story is never finished
- 14. Mobile web Bringing Internet into the real world 3G network (faster) iPhone, BlackBerry, Google Phone (always with you) Produce and publish multimedia content anywhere Consume multimedia content anywhere
- 15. QR codes Bar Codes did not really take off (maybe wrong time) QR Codes have a great potential New forms of media
- 16. Semantic web Completely new meaning of the information online New level of data analysis New level of news reporting The Web is PERSONAL
- 17. PERSONAL WEB It is all about YOU Customizable news Segmentation of (loyal) audience My NY Times iGoogle
- 18. Web 3D Broadband Internet Access and Net-Neutrality Faster data transmission Second Life Google Earth
- 19. Web 3D Image by Jason-Morrison
- 20. Social media “Three in four U.S. online adults now use social tools to connect with each other compared with just 56% in 2007.” Forester Research Image by Matt Hamm
- 21. Social media
- 22. Going global The Web is global China Africa Asia Image by fLeMmA
- 23. Going global "The fact that more than three-quarters of the traffic to Google, Yahoo!, and Microsoft is now coming from outside of the U.S. is indicative of what a truly global medium the Internet has become." Bob Ivins, managing director of comScore Europe
- 24. Going global Fourteen of the top 25 U.S. Web sites enjoy a large international audience more visitors outside of the U.S. FUTURE reporting means GLOBAL reporting But it also means going hyperlocal (huh?)
- 25. Hyperlocal reporting From community to neighborhood Relevant news Smaller audience
- 26. GEOTAGGING Mobile GPS mobile devices (PDAs) Location, Location, Location Relevant information and news