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Advantages of Online Journalism (Ethan, Cheyenne, Franziska, Anastacia, Alex)

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Advantages of Online Journalism (Ethan, Cheyenne, Franziska, Anastacia, Alex)

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- It is search based- reader can locate story of choice by typing specific search word
-A published story can be accessed from online archives- better compared to printed news which requires readers to visit a library to access a story. It’s more convenient
- provides interactivity- provides comment section after each article to place their views.
-News websites can be accessed from anywhere with a good connection- all it requires is good internet connection  compared to newspapers which have limited distribution areas
-Can publish stories as video or multimedia- helps readers understand the story better compared to newspapers which is only limited to text only.

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Group members: Ian Kaam, Michael Cheang, Jeff Gan, Nick Chin

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1. Since news can be published instantly, some journalists may want to publish their content fast which might mean less time to research.

2. News articles can be edited any time and this may be used for malicious purposes (change of opinions, mislead readers, correcting mistakes and errors without being transparent)

3. Online journalism is open. Not everyone can be classified as a legitimate journalist but anyone and everyone can start a blog and publish their opinions or take on news. Therefore internet users have to be attentive and objective when they read news online. Fact checking is often an overlooked practice which means that plenty of people may believe inaccurate news.

4. Rural areas and underdeveloped nations may have difficulties accessing online news as these areas may have bad or even non-existent internet coverage.

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Typhoon Mangkhut (Jake, Akash, Bing, Edison, Joe)

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Typhoon Mangkhut (Jake, Akash, Bing, Edison, Joe)

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More than three million people have been moved to safety in southern China as Typhoon Mangkhut moved northward and continued to wreak havoc across the region.

The storm tore off roofs and scaffolding from skyscrapers, shattered windows, shook high-rise buildings and caused serious flooding in low-lying areas as waves of more than three meters (9.8 feet) lashed the coast.

-Intensified to a Category 5.
-Super typhoon with sustained winds of 125 miles per hour.
-Its path took it westward, across
the Philippines, then  into Hong Kong and southeastern China.
-China's meteorological administration said Mangkhut was one of the 10 biggest storms to hit southeastern China since 1946.
-The Observatory issues its No.10 storm signal.
-Sustained wind speeds top 1,180 km/h, with gust exceeded 220 km/h
-Had the highest maximum sustained wind speeds when compared to previous T10 storms-topping 220 km/h.
-Had an extensive air circulation and travelled at 48 km/h.
- Normal storms average a speed of 32-25 km/h.
-Despite being relatively far away, the super typhoon brought significantly dramatic weather to Hong Kong.

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2018 Typhoon Mangkhut | Google Crisis Map

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Advantages of Online Journalism (Ethan, Cheyenne, Franziska, Anastacia, Alex)

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Advantages of Online Journalism (Ethan, Cheyenne, Franziska, Anastacia, Alex)

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Cost-effective - it’s free to publish
Convergence of roles - The roles of editor and reporter is blurred. No specific roles.
Fast and convenient - Allows information to be accessed anywhere and anytime.
Less waste - No paper used.
Quick Feedback - There’s a comment section at the end of the article to send direct feedback.
Humanness - A ‘presence’ can be felt behind a screen as there is interaction between the person writing the article as well as the public.

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Disadvantages of online journalism ( Coco, Jie Ying, See Ting, Angela, Crystal

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Disadvantages of online journalism ( Coco, Jie Ying, See Ting, Angela, Crystal

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1) Gathering information quickly can increase the rate of errors. Everything needs to be published fast and that means less time to research and less time to contemplate.
2) Not everyone has access to the Internet, so therefore public will prefer on newspapers more.
3) It does not bring in much money.
4) Information might not be available to underdeveloped countries. They're lack of technology and consider the Internet as an alien concept.
5) When a story is published on the newspapers or TV, journalists can start working on a new follow up story whereas on the Internet, you have to keep updating the story.

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Advantages of online journalism (Yuki, Amanda, Mun, Kabhelash, John) 

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Advantages of online journalism (Yuki, Amanda, Mun, Kabhelash, John) 

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- Cost-effective
- Convergence of roles
- Fast and convenient
- Checks waste
- Quick feedback
- Humanness