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Journalism
Journalism is the gathering, writing and reporting of news and, more broadly, the process of editing and presenting news. Journalism applies to various media, including but not limited to newspapers, magazines, radio and television.
Bloggers, online journals and reporters, online radio, Internet television, news photographers and all other new media are increasingly becoming part of this journalistic work. The concept of participatory or citizen journalism suggests that freelance and professional reporters can actually produce their own stories. Online journalists must be considered journalists of the 21st century and treated as equals to print, television and radio journalists.
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The media landscape has changed.
No other sector of the economy comes close to the power of the Internet, which has established itself firmly in all areas of life and continues to expand. And yet today we are only seeing the tip of the iceberg. The markets of the future have merely been scratched. According to experts, the prospects of this medium are gigantic. Over the next few years, the Internet will have a significant impact on the way we do business and work. New jobs will be created, new markets will be explored with new methods. Traditional communication systems will fall by the wayside. Our current technology will become history. No future-oriented company will be able to survive its existence without taking this inescapable situation into account. Traditional journalism must also adapt to these new media.
Free and open internet
The free and open Internet we need and value is in danger!
Often, governments, authoritarian regimes, dictators, and corporate cartels want to control access to the Internet. They want to reserve the right to censor free speech and block applications they don't like. The Wikileaks affair and recent events in North Africa, the Middle East, China and Russia have shown how easily access to the Internet can be disrupted.
Our present and future work, social, and political lives have already been completely transformed by smartphones, social media, artificial intelligence, etc. Some for the good, some for the bad.
