It would appear that since journalists the world over have ceased to report the news, but instead, tell the readers how they should be thinking, the readers have quit reading and the result has been the reduction in advertising. So the public has had its say about the way they prefer their news to be reported. When reports quit using the old: Who, What, Where, When, and Why formula to write the news, the reader’s quit reading.
Maybe it is time to rethink the way "journalist" now present news to the public, and their reporting practices be reviewed, revised and revisited.
journostudentforafreeinternetpress
15 mai 2009 à 11:07
Are there Journo organizations coupled with savetheinternet-like organizations who are working specifically to to find a balance, so that corporate news outfits working with corrupt governments (for instance) don't destroy the last bastion of a free press (the internet)? If so, where can I find info on this type of consortium/org/etc... Any help would be appreciated.
Zeina Masri
24 juin 2009 à 19:01
I don't think they should impose an Internet tax because online we get different sources, buying newspapers and magazines will cost me a lot. Also, bloggers in the Arab world are very effective in promoting democracy and knowing that in Lebanon we have concentration of ownership in television and newspapers.Most of the media outlets are owned by March 8 and very few are owned by the Majority March 14 so we need this diversity.Maybe in the Netherlands and in the West it is different
ForexUnsebra
14 juillet 2009 à 09:08
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22 juillet 2009 à 15:56
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22 juillet 2009 à 16:29
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M. UMER KHAN GHAURI
13 décembre 2009 à 03:06
IFJ have to consult with its member that how can Journalist's job security can be secured in Asian and African countries where every day many journalists coming under job cuts by their newspapers or TV channels, this is a big problem to be consider in first place.
M. Umer Khan Ghauri,
Member:-
Pakistan Federel Union of Journalists (PFUJ) /KUJ unit
Unit : Karachi Union of Journalists (KUJ)
Senior Staff Reporter:-
Daily NineOclock Karachi Pakistan
Email: Journalistghauri@gmail.com
Cell : 92-345-3252669
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S Abshier
14 mars 2009 à 20:06
It would appear that since journalists the world over have ceased to report the news, but instead, tell the readers how they should be thinking, the readers have quit reading and the result has been the reduction in advertising. So the public has had its say about the way they prefer their news to be reported. When reports quit using the old: Who, What, Where, When, and Why formula to write the news, the reader’s quit reading. Maybe it is time to rethink the way "journalist" now present news to the public, and their reporting practices be reviewed, revised and revisited.
journostudentforafreeinternetpress
15 mai 2009 à 11:07
Are there Journo organizations coupled with savetheinternet-like organizations who are working specifically to to find a balance, so that corporate news outfits working with corrupt governments (for instance) don't destroy the last bastion of a free press (the internet)? If so, where can I find info on this type of consortium/org/etc... Any help would be appreciated.
Zeina Masri
24 juin 2009 à 19:01
I don't think they should impose an Internet tax because online we get different sources, buying newspapers and magazines will cost me a lot. Also, bloggers in the Arab world are very effective in promoting democracy and knowing that in Lebanon we have concentration of ownership in television and newspapers.Most of the media outlets are owned by March 8 and very few are owned by the Majority March 14 so we need this diversity.Maybe in the Netherlands and in the West it is different
ForexUnsebra
14 juillet 2009 à 09:08
Even the gurus will agree with what is being said here. I am glad I found it.
datingaftego
22 juillet 2009 à 15:56
Hi! I like your srticle and I would like very much to read some more information on this issue. Will you post some more?
girlsroft
22 juillet 2009 à 16:29
Thats some pretty neat stuff.
M. UMER KHAN GHAURI
13 décembre 2009 à 03:06
IFJ have to consult with its member that how can Journalist's job security can be secured in Asian and African countries where every day many journalists coming under job cuts by their newspapers or TV channels, this is a big problem to be consider in first place. M. Umer Khan Ghauri, Member:- Pakistan Federel Union of Journalists (PFUJ) /KUJ unit Unit : Karachi Union of Journalists (KUJ) Senior Staff Reporter:- Daily NineOclock Karachi Pakistan Email: Journalistghauri@gmail.com Cell : 92-345-3252669
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