INTRODUCTION

Nowadays, there are different ways of communication in the journalism, like the radio, television, newspapers and Internet.

Our technology improves with the time and makes that some media become more useful and other media become less useful. One of the questions we make ourselves is what it’s going to happen with the journalism.

There are a lot of different answers which some of them are optimistic and positive about the journalism and other answers that are pessimistic and negative about this job.

As a conclusion, we have a positive visionof the future of journalism and we don't believe that the four current media are going to disappear. Despite of the fact that they have the same function, they present different ways to inform.

A lot of people believe in the extinction of the newspapers. We think that newspapers, television and radio are compatible with Internet, and the duty of the journalist is look for new functions for this media.

On one hand, Internet is a new media and has mistake. On the other hand, our society doesn`t like the changes. That's why a lot of people prefer traditional media.

domingo, 27 de marzo de 2011

The Media Revolution

The video speaks about the future of the Medias. It says that the internet is the future, because include television, radio, newspapers, advertising… I disagree, because I think that internet don't have everything!   People don’t think the comfort and convenience of using the usual Medias, rather than internet. Is not the same read a newspaper than read in a computer.

att: Sonia
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  1. Pau, Sonia & Joan29 de marzo de 2011, 11:34

    The Prometheus Society was established in 1982 by philosopher Ronald K. Hoeflin, to promote fellowship among individuals with extremely high intelligence. Membership in the society is open to anyone who has received a score on an accepted IQ test. The Prometheus Society is a world-wide non-profit organization with fewer than one hundred members. Currently there are participants from 18 countries.
    Explicitly acknowledged goals of the organization have always been to provide a forum for compatible discussions of topics and concerns unique to individuals with extremely high intelligence.

    I disagree with this radical future that the association “Prometheus” presents in this video. Anyway, if it will, would not be good, especially since many jobs would be lost and studies such as journalism or publicity would disappear, because anyone could do the job of a journalist.

    Sonia Corchero

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  2. Pau, Sonia & Joan17 de mayo de 2011, 14:18

    Hey Sonia!! nowadays social media like facebook, twitter, badoo are incredible technologies because you could create new relationships and friendships, and it places distance between people who could communicate in person but instead choose to communicate online, instead. It is just another element of society that is interested in sharing information with the intimacy of a close, personal relationship.
    Facebook is nothing more than a medium for communication, and yet, it is so much more than that. At a glance, a user can learn everything from what gender a Facebook member is, to what religion they believe in, what school they attend, and their likes and dislikes, all with the click of a mouse. This is the future? Maybe…

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  3. Pau, Sonia & Joan18 de mayo de 2011, 13:23

    Hey Sonia, I’m Joan and I like your video article!

    I really think that Internet is the future of journalism, one of his main features is his speed. Nowadays somebody with a mobile phone and internet can hang up a notice in a few seconds.
    These notices are generally shorts, with a headline that explains very clearly what is happening.

    By other way, Internet connection is free in a public places and are really expanded in the homes, so people do not pay to read content.
    Also one of the advantages of the Internet on newspapers is that news can be supplemented with videos.

    Att: Joan Carbonell

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