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2000- Rise of cell phones and cellular technology

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2000- Rise of cell phones and cellular technology

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Before the 2000s, news and articles were shared on printed newspapers and flyers. However, in the beginning of the 21st century, mobile devices and technology became more advanced and with the click of a button, news could be shared to anyone. This was the beginning of the end for printed news.

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September 11, 2001 - The 9/11 attack occurred and was reported immediately through multimedia

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September 11, 2001 - The 9/11 attack occurred and was reported immediately through multimedia

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The terrorist attack on 9/11 was a huge event that had news stations, journalists, and anyone on the internet writing about. From pictures, to videos, and voicemails on phones, the people shared every horrific memory of that day through the media. Many articles and news reports included people's own perspectives of that day and shared stories of survivors, first responders, family members, etc. Such a huge event is still talked about each year in the rise of social and mobile media.

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Satellite Radio was a major turning point in the news reporting area. This technology allowed for a larger amount of people to hear news via radio, rather than their local radio stations.

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When Facebook was initiated, many people joined and engaged in the app. While many people used Facebook as a social media platform to share about their family and friends, many people also included news stories on their page. Not only did people share news but news companies had accounts to share official information as well.

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Citizen journalism was one of the most significant moments in journalism history. This was when anyone could have articles and new stories published rather than just people hired and paid by the government. In the cartoon shown above, it portrays the fact that anyone could take pictures and post them of current events rather than the person who was originally hired. It allowed a lot of freedom and creativity in the media.

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2005- Google Library Book project, digitization books 

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2005- Google Library Book project, digitization books 

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When Google launched digital books it became a convenient way to share news stories about big events. This is another example of advancing technology which resulted in driving out the use of ink over time.

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In 2005, iTunes added podcasts to their channel which was a major moment in news reports due to the increasing use of technology throughout the years. This addition allowed access for people to listen to the news rather than reading it. This granted people an easier way to be updated with the latest news wherever they were.

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When YouTube was officially launched, more than 2 million videos were viewed each day and then by 2006 the views increased by 25 million. While YouTube had millions of viewers, various news stories were leaked along with videos and images demonstrating the event.

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2007- Presidential Debates aired Youtube

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2007- Presidential Debates aired Youtube

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With all of the different opinions and perspectives on the upcoming 2008 Presidential Election, it was difficult to keep up with all of the news reports. However, YouTube made it simple by displaying the Presidential debates on their platform. They were very easy to locate and watch without a price to pay.

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2010- Online news consumption and advertising surpass print for the first time in the United States

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2010- Online news consumption and advertising surpass print for the first time in the United States

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With the rise of technology and mobile media, print was becoming a thing of the past. For the first time ever in 2010, more people were getting their daily dose of news from online sources rather than newspapers. People even said they would rather pay for online news rather than read it out of the print. This shows how dependent people are becoming on technology.