Although, traditional newspapers and print in general is coming to a dying age, new and digital media has turned paper electronic meaning that not many people buy newspapers any more as they can access it for free on-line. Journalists are losing jobs and are resorting to writing on-line as a pose to writing stories for newspapers.
Who has benefited most from the changes new and digital media have had on the news industry - audiences or institutions?
I believe that audiences have benefited more than institutions because of the changes in new and digital media, I feel that it has helped us become more fresh and up to date with the world, now instead of waiting hours of watching broadcast TV News, we can now just turn on our phone and access a wide variety of news in an instant. The internet has also allowed us to access news from the past, meaning that we can gain knowledge of all the big news stories that has happened before. The internet and E Media has also allowed us to give our own opinions on-line, with comments on news stories or even writing our own blogs, before we would just consume news and not really give a verdict on it for a large audience to see.
Although institutions have been able to adapt to new and digital media and have been able to gain a new audience and keep the audience more engaged, i feel that if it wasn't for the audience, news institutions wouldn't run, therefore us having a wider variety, more news and a great selection has benefited us the most.
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