Add to ORKGThis paper discusses the current news industry dynamic as a result of dual participation by individuals as consumers and producers of news. The topics to be discussed include the role of Web 2.0 and social media in supporting a possible transition away from professionally produced news and the impact of these activities on modern day journalism. This paper will also attempt to account for consumer perception of User Created Content (UCC) compared to traditional media content, what these currently held perceptions might mean for the future of journalism, and for the evolution of the audience. Prior research, various survey results, case studies, and real life examples will be used to provide reasoning as to what may become the news cycle of ...
It is trite to assert that the Internet has democratized media and communication, and is shoring up ...
The relationship between journalism and its audience has undergone significant transformations from ...
The purpose of this thesis is to illuminate principles that guide mediated participation, taking pla...
In the new media and communications context audiences are more empowered than ever to make their voi...
The media has always gone through changes, starting from the era of the Gutenberg printing press sev...
This thesis attempts to fill in the general gap in scholarly research into the diffusion and social ...
This paper aims to fill in the holes in research already conducted by collecting information regardi...
This presentation will deal with the transformations that have occurred in news journalism worldwide...
This quantitative research study explores questions about why and how U.S. daily newspapers are adap...
This entry discusses recent scholarship on the production and consumption of online newspapers. The ...
The purpose of this dissertation is to present and reflect on seven years of research into the form ...
Media and journalism are in constant uncertainty caused by the influence of online communities . A c...
Rapid and comprehensive development of the internet, the number, quality and diversity of informatio...
Innovations in communication technology have changed the way news is produced and consumed. Various ...
The evolution of social media has dramatically changed the way people access daily news updates. Ins...
It is trite to assert that the Internet has democratized media and communication, and is shoring up ...
The relationship between journalism and its audience has undergone significant transformations from ...
The purpose of this thesis is to illuminate principles that guide mediated participation, taking pla...
In the new media and communications context audiences are more empowered than ever to make their voi...
The media has always gone through changes, starting from the era of the Gutenberg printing press sev...
This thesis attempts to fill in the general gap in scholarly research into the diffusion and social ...
This paper aims to fill in the holes in research already conducted by collecting information regardi...
This presentation will deal with the transformations that have occurred in news journalism worldwide...
This quantitative research study explores questions about why and how U.S. daily newspapers are adap...
This entry discusses recent scholarship on the production and consumption of online newspapers. The ...
The purpose of this dissertation is to present and reflect on seven years of research into the form ...
Media and journalism are in constant uncertainty caused by the influence of online communities . A c...
Rapid and comprehensive development of the internet, the number, quality and diversity of informatio...
Innovations in communication technology have changed the way news is produced and consumed. Various ...
The evolution of social media has dramatically changed the way people access daily news updates. Ins...
It is trite to assert that the Internet has democratized media and communication, and is shoring up ...
The relationship between journalism and its audience has undergone significant transformations from ...
The purpose of this thesis is to illuminate principles that guide mediated participation, taking pla...