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Social media and its limits

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Social media: a new source of information?

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A question of generations?

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What can be said about the interaction between journalism and social media this year?

To what extent is social media reshaping or threatening traditional journalism today?

Is social media a friend or a foe for journalism?

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Citizen journalism vs professional journalism (reporters)

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Fake news and misinformation

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Convenience: hashtags to follow events

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Real time reactions, comments..

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Speed vs accuracy

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why is journalism declining?

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Journalists are trained in research, ethics, critical thinking, and balanced reporting unlike citizen reporters

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Credibility and trust:

of/in established newspapers (have built their reputations over time)

Credibility vs popularity or virality.

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Free info vs paid access (subscription-based news)

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Echo chambers – when people are only exposed to opinions that match their own.

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Censorship

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Misinformation is often due to mistakes, misunderstandings, or lack of fact-checking.

Disinformation is a deliberate lie, often used as a tool for propaganda, manipulation, or to cause harm.