Social media has significantly impacted journalism in several ways. It has allowed for immediate global reach of information as well as constant interaction between journalists and audiences. This has democratized the field and given audiences a bigger voice, but has also raised issues around verifying information and differentiating between citizen and professional journalism. Going forward, journalists will likely take on more of a curating role, researching, interviewing, and promoting high quality content while leveraging social media tools and crowdsourcing to provide real-time coverage and tell stories.

1. SocialMediaImpact on Journalism

2. ? Journalism What is

3. Journalism … is defined as…. … the practice of investigationandreportingof events, issues and trendsto a broad audience. Source:Wikipedia … the activity or profession of writing for newspapers or magazines or of broadcasting news on radio or television Source: http://oxforddictionaries.com/ … the occupation of reporting, writing, editing, photographing, or broadcasting news or of conducting any news organization as a business. Source: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/journalism

4. History of Journalism Johann Carolus'sRelationallerFürnemmenundgedenckwürdigenHistorien- thefirstnewspaper (1605). The Daily Courant becamefamousforbeingthe world's first regular daily newspaper (1702) 1702 The New York DailyTimespublished in 1851 1890s – theYELLOWjournalism givethemwhattheywantandsellmore

5. ? SocialMedia What is

6. SocialMedia … is defined as…. …the use of web-basedand mobile technologiesto turn communication into an interactive dialogue. Source:Wikipedia …an umbrella term that defines the various activities that integrate technology, social interaction, and the construction of words and pictures.. Source:iContact

7. timeline of socialmedia 2004 1990s Online – newspaper &magazines 1890 Telephone 2003 2006 1926 NBC Radio network 1965 E-mail 1997 2005 1939 TV in NY WorldFair 1891 Radio 1990 Tim Berners – Lee 2001 1792 telegraph 1999 Blogger Sources: http://library.thinkquest.org/27629/themes/media/md00s.html http://matetrack.webs.com/SOCIAL/SOCIAL.html http://www.skidzopedia.com/2008/11/21/17-people-who-enhanced-the-web/

8. “in19931% in 200051%, in200797% of all telecommunicated information was carried over the Internet.” Source:Wikipedia

9. CitizenJournalism “…the concept of members of the public "playing an active role in the process of collecting, reporting, analyzing and disseminating news and information…” Source:Wikipedia

10. Online (and/or)SocialJournalism “…thereportingof facts produced and distributed via the Internet…” “… you gather information in social media channels and then report it to readers..” Source:Wikipedia http://blog.publish2.com

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12. Wider and immediate circulation Credibility of the media source Content much more pointed and personal Everyone remembers who got it wrong Expanding and illuminating the news Fewer original contents Complete picture of events Other reporters can check what other journalist are doing

13. Trends Audience have a bigger voice than before user-generatedcontent People are migrating online Newspapers have online platforms Relevant and concise information

14. Trends 46% of the population goes online to look for news at least 3 times per week 200 news sites with the highest traffic, 81% are traditional media or aggregators of it Consumers tend to trust and rely more on their peers and social network community

15. Impact of SM in Journalism Immediate global reach Massive Instant Interaction with the audience Instant feedback Ongoing  never stops The audience gets to know the reporter on a more personal level More intimacy

16. Impact of SM in Journalism Higher dependency on social media tools Even real professional journalists or some public figures also use them Builds new relationships people trust information on their own network Mobile Journalism “MoJo” and Social Media -Citizen Journalism Democratizing the world of news journalism

17. What now is the role of the professional media? video

18. Ethi cal Issues Journalistsornot Hard to differentiate – Different backgrounds – Different purposes – Different sets of norms? – How to control it?

19. EthicalIssues Sources Verifying Citing

20. “…information depositories such Wikipedia, with more than three quarters of journalists across all four markets turning to them on a weekly basis.” CisionEurope, 2011 Social Journalism Study

21. Future of Journalism Promote and distributecontent Research and Interviewing Crowdsourcing

22. Future of Journalism Publishing Real time coverage Collaborativereporting Relate news, tellstories

23. Future of Journalism Journalists as curators Peoplechoosing, noteditors Source: Thefuture of Social Media in Journalismmashable.com/2010/09/13/future-social-media-journalism/

26. http://www.statesman.com/opinion/insight/social-media-reshapes-journalism-613810.html

27. http://www.cjr.org/behind_the_news/eight_simple_rules_for_doing_a.php?page=all

28. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56nNgh9VVts

29. http://www.clasesdeperiodismo.com/

30. Thefuture of Social Media in Journalismmashable.com/2010/09/13/future-social-media-journalism/

31. 10 waysJournalismSchools Are Teaching Social Media http://mashable.com/2009/06/19/teaching-social-media/