In 1998, the Internet flexed its rising journalistic muscle by breaking a story before any major print publication: the Bill Clinton/Monica Lewinsky scandal.
The internet is faster, easy to digest, and more competitive. This shows that the Drugde reported a really big political scandal than actual news. This is a real world example that proof internet speed. Although being first does not alwasy means to be accurate.
Unlike journalists, bloggers are not required to support their work with credible sources. This means that stories published on blogs are often neither verified nor verifiable.
Blogs, podcast, or influencers are less reliable than tradicional journalism. Now, is not required to verify your source. I am excited about what is going to happen with AI, because is getting out of control.
The proliferation of online communication has had a profound effect on the newspaper industry.
The author argues that the rise of the Internet has impacted the newspaper industry. The paragraph explains that readers now get news online for free, causing newspapers to lose readers. Makes sense because free and instant access to knowledge.
With little media coverage, there was little outrage about the Rwandan atrocities, which contributed to a lack of political will to invest time and troops in a faraway conflict.
This also happens in my country Venezuela. They threatened the people who shares what is acually happening in Venzuela. They have killed them and inproson them just for the fact of sharing news.
Inventions, novels, musical tunes, and even phrases can all be covered by copyright law
This makes sense to me. It gives artists, or createors the security that their ideas will not be stolen. Ideas are one of the things that you cannot buy.
created, used, and controlled.
It is crazy how we can influence someone with social media where everthing seems "perfect".
The ferociously spirited press of the late 1700s…was dominated by individuals expressing their opinions. The idea that ordinary citizens with no special resources, expertise, or political power—like Paine himself—could sound off, reach wide audiences, even spark revolutions, was brand-new to the world.”Jon Katz, “The Age of Paine,” Wired, May 1995
This shows that before, we didnt have that much accesibility to reach individuals. Now with social media we have the acces pf speech where everywhere in the world can acknowledge and be able to have information. Bold