This document discusses different types of media practitioners and their roles. It describes journalists as people who are trained in media analysis and reporting who gather and share information through various publications and platforms. It also mentions citizen journalists who contribute news and reports as ordinary members of the public rather than professional journalists. Finally, it characterizes reporters as media professionals seen on television who have skills in accessing, evaluating, and producing news using multiple media forms.

3. Persons who are
involved in the use,
analysis, evaluation &
production of media and
information.

4. People who are well-
oriented to media sources
and messages & are able to
provide information as
accurate and reliable as
possible.

5. • source of viable
interpretation of messages
for lower-end media users.
• opinions are accepted by a
group.

6. any type of news gathering
and reporting -- writing and
publishing articles about a
newsworthy topic, or posting
photographs or video of a
newsworthy event -- that is
done by members of the
general public rather than the
professional news agencies.

7. The practice of obtaining
needed services, ideas, or
content by soliciting
contributions from a large
group of people and
especially from the online
community.

9. journalists are
using social
media to make
their content
available to
more people.

10. These people are media
practitioners, they provide
information coming from
their expert knowledge or
first-hand experience of
events.

11. These are people who
underwent training in
journalism writing. They
generally report in newspaper
and magazine
Physically and emotionally
attached to their high?end
cameras which they use to
capture important scenes and
events from the surroundings.

12. They are who we often see
on television, giving us
updates on the local,
national and world events.
They are the ones who have
abilities in accessing, evaluating
and producing information using
several forms of media.