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I don't doubt that the ability to have the average man on the street report on things and upload them to twitter etc. is a force for good, but the potential for
by tombo2008 10y ago
I don't doubt that the ability to have the average man on the street report on things and upload them to twitter etc. is a force for good, but the potential for miscommunication due to the lack of structure surrounding such uploads is a weakness that traditional media does not experience given that all work must pass editors in those cases. I know that doesn't stop all BS stories but its a check/balance at least that doesn't currently exist at all on social media.
- ElEmEnOhP 10y agoThe traditional media still definitely does have that weakness, being first to publish is a huge push in the news media. Why do you think the "Hands up, don't shoot" in Ferguson managed to get so big amongst all of the traditional media players?