Broadcast Journalism is Transforming but not Dying

It is ten years ago, but it shows how the Internet became a popular news source, only statistics are increasing. Paul Grabowiscz (2014) says, "Especially the young people are looking at the Internet to get more and more news, developing an effective digital strategy is essential for long-term viability" And explained. Amanda Lenhart (2010) discovered that 72% of 18-29 age groups participating in online activities are also involved in social media activities.

Before the World Wide Web was released, I lived in a broadcasting world called one-to-one or one-to-many communication. The Internet has made major progress by changing monologue news to dialogue, but mobile technology has promoted complete reversal of "power funnel". Content, they created it. Most of them are on the mobile device. Because 4G will be released soon, it will be upgraded to LTE-advanced and similar 5G service and 3G / s Wi-Fi connection will be offered, so video is expected to account for 70% of mobile traffic over the next five years. Mobile video (including editorials and advertisements) is projected to reach $ 25 billion worldwide by 2021.

When thinking about radio news, you can imagine a famous TV news anchor like Diane Sawyer or Tom Brokaw. However, the broadcast news has various aspects before and after the camera. There are local news anchors, reporters of traffic and weather and production staff. Alternatively, you may be interested in a nationwide spotlight and want to report on or create domestic and world news, joining one of the leading networks or news branches. Throughout history, survey journalists were always at the center of honesty and efficiency. In a constantly changing and evolving society, we can not underestimate the importance of press freedom. Whether you are tracking revenue by pursuing campaigns or tracking and publishing the largest environmental pollutants, survey journalists will help improve the world we live in.