Journalism in crisis-Week 7 Wed15:00-16:45 by 陈璋瑶 https://padlet.com/chenzy0517/z2jv3srpe7ht Zhangyao Chen, Huijuan Xu,Jiaqi Zhou,Xiaoli Fan en-us 2016-09-07 06:16:13 UTC 2016-09-08 05:50:57 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/chenzy0517/z2jv3srpe7ht/wish/122009718 Huijuan Xu 
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Technology:
1.the rise of Internet,everyone can easily get access to the information and news for free,so the legacy news organizations can not make profits from the advertisers because of its expensive cost of printing and producing 
2.The development of news media technology,such as the aggagators,search engines and indexing,make information gathered,people only select what they want and do not pay much time on the platforms,so there are can not cultivate the sustainable audiences.
3.The aggagators only deliver the information but not produce information.And everyone who have laptops and can connect with Internet can send news and information,so the professionalism of journalism can not be ensured.
4.Techology change the commercializations that economic motives play in news production,not the public interest.

]]> 2016-09-07 06:20:55 UTC https://padlet.com/chenzy0517/z2jv3srpe7ht/wish/122009718 https://padlet.com/chenzy0517/z2jv3srpe7ht/wish/122010034 political：(jiaqi zhou 800668)
The professionalism of journalism as fourth estate or public sphere was challenged after the end of cold war when the social liberalism and intervention of state was increasingly under suspect.There was a lack of political consensus which was typical of the Cold War period when expertise and authorities were well respected. Also the development of civil society and social Ethos of individualism made the public sphere more diversified and led to a public disenchantment of politics. moreover,intensified by the emergence of technology and globalization, expertise of journalism in political meaning was in a crisis]]> 2016-09-07 06:23:26 UTC https://padlet.com/chenzy0517/z2jv3srpe7ht/wish/122010034 Zhangyao Chen-810021 chenzy0517 https://padlet.com/chenzy0517/z2jv3srpe7ht/wish/122012906 Occupationally:
The traditional view of what journalism should be-objective, detached, balanced-no longer holds. Website journalists. Website reporters do not hesitate to use a number of fake words to attract reader in order to raise the click rate, to attract advertising. In this fast pace of the social environment, the news industry pursues fast news, hence, lacks of in-depth reports.
To achieve a true and comprehensive and objective reporting is a professional concept and moral integrity that every journalist must uphold.
]]> 2016-09-07 06:44:22 UTC https://padlet.com/chenzy0517/z2jv3srpe7ht/wish/122012906 Xiaoli Fan 805668 jzhou9 https://padlet.com/chenzy0517/z2jv3srpe7ht/wish/122013246 Economics:
-The advertising revenue of newspaper is continually declining, due to the competition from different media channels that share the advertising market. Also, the global financial crisis has made the situation worse. 
-Many newspaper companies are forced to close, and many journalists face unemployment. However, in the digital media environment, the journalists are facing the information and news abundance, contributing to the situation where journalists have to deal with mass work. Also, the payment of journalists is low. 
-In order to attract readers and advertising, the journalists tend to lose their professionalism and objectivity and focus on entertainment issues to cater to the readers. 
]]> 2016-09-07 06:46:39 UTC https://padlet.com/chenzy0517/z2jv3srpe7ht/wish/122013246 Thanks guys! latimore_j https://padlet.com/chenzy0517/z2jv3srpe7ht/wish/122329329 Great work.

Here are the links from class that I used (definitely worth watching the videos):

Concentration: http://www.cjr.org/resources/?c=newscorp  
Journalism in Crisis (video): https://vimeo.com/179276675 
Commercialism: http://www.abc.net.au/mediawatch/transcripts/s4533194.htm  
http://www.abc.net.au/mediawatch/transcripts/s4533229.htm  
 
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