Politics and journalism in crisis: from Edstone to Trump tweets 2017
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![What does journalism do for politics?
• Information
[facts, records, statistics, events,
policies]
• Deliberation
[debate, analysis, comment, opinion]
• Accountability
[investigation, audit, voice for
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Politics and journalism in crisis: from Edstone to Trump tweets 2017
- 1. Edstone to Trump: Politics & Journalism In Crisis Prof Charlie Beckett GV311 2017
- 2. What does journalism do for politics? • Information [facts, records, statistics, events, policies] • Deliberation [debate, analysis, comment, opinion] • Accountability [investigation, audit, voice for citizen, campaigns]
- 4. Political reporting is now networked Media Politicians Citizens
- 5. Networked political journalism is.. • Mainstream or digital native media ‘exploiting’ networks • ‘Digital first’: Connected, continuous • Includes public participation at some point: source, interactivity, audience analysis, dissemination • Multi-source, multi-format, multi-platform • Service, not product
- 6. Examples of networked political journalism
- 7. Build your own coalition
- 8. What digital can for democracy • More information • Citizen voice and participation • Media accountability • Direct communication (disintermediation) • Organisation & campaigning
- 9. What digital can for democracy • More information • Citizen voice and participation • Media accountability • Direct communication (disintermediation) • Organisation & campaigning • Over abundance of data and voice • Replicates hierarchies • Homophily (filter bubbles) • Fragmentation and polarisation • Distraction, extremism, clicktavism
- 10. #EdStone
- 15. Trust in media: relative to platform, source, country
- 16. Real problem is lack of engagement, attention & authenticity
- 18. Corbyn’s solution: bypass MSM
- 21. Labour’s ratings have declined under Corbyn to record post-war low
- 22. Labour supporters don’t even back him for PM
- 24. blog.sysomos.com/ (2015) • Orange = Corbyn critics • Red = centre Left, neutral or supportive • Purple = broad debate • Blue = Corbynistas
- 29. Platforms now increasingly shape political information flows
- 30. Journalists have lost control (to platforms)
- 31. Some politicians have lost control
- 33. Post-truth? • Is ‘Post truth’ actually simply the failure of Establishment to recognise challenging views? • There is ‘fake news’ but has it now also come to mean ‘news I disagree with’? • What should mainstream news media & politics do to regain relevance – but not control?
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- So I think that networked journalism is itself a more democratic form of journalism because it shifts power and engages public participation. It changes the media model from this
- What I am going to argue is that with media change we are moving towards this model T