Viitorul stirilor

Si o sursa de “insight”-uri care va poate ajuta sa fiti cu 5 minute mai destepti decat concurenta

Daca ati urmarit cu interes dezbaterea lansata de Dragos Stanca referitoare la presa quality, cititi acest studiu despre impactul revolutiei digitale asupra stirilor.

Este scris de Andrew Currah(1) si a aparut in cadrul The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism(2).

Atentie, studiul este adaptat la caracteristicile presei din Regatul Unit.

Fireste, unii vor spune ca un lucru valabil pentru Regatul Unit nu e necesar valabil pentru Romania si ca progresul se va opri undeva la granita noastra de vest. Acestia sunt norocosii care traiesc inca in Poiana lui Iocan si timpul are rabdare cu ei.

Cei care se misca pe “fast lane” vor gandi altfel .

Si daca tot vorbim despre jurnalism, cititi si cateva definitii ale jurnalismului, pe acelasi site. Una care mi-a placut:

“As for a definition of journalism in NZ, I believe we follow the principle of fair and balanced reporting of news and issues that affect our community. ”  New Zealand

Note

(1)Dr Andrew Currah, is a lecturer at the University of Oxford, specialising in the digital economy and the future of the internet. His work has been published in a variety of international journals, as well as edited collections. He is also a freelance consultant and a regular contributor to Oxford Analytica, with responsibility for their coverage of digital and internet-related topics.

(2)The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, established in autumn 2006, is based at the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Oxford. The Thomson Reuters Foundation has supported a programme of visiting fellowships for journalists from around the world based at what is now Green Templeton College in Oxford since 1983. The RISJ builds on this tradition and is now a university research centre for international comparative journalism.