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The internet has brought the news industry closer to their readers — with varying results. In this week’s Ignite episode Monica Guzman, a journalist with the Seattle PI, talks about what it’s like to be a reporter now. This was filmed at Ignite Gnomedex. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
It’s important to the conversation. This is the point she is making. The conversation can drive the story in the Web 2.0 world. Trolls kill the conversation.
What is she trying to tell us? How to make better comments. Why is that important for a journalist?
Are you making a point or condoning troll behavior?
People don’t do wrong. It is a simple principle of normative individualism in open societies. If you “cry” as a reporter about what people say, than change your job. The internet does a great deal to educate the Americans that their cultivated pro-”consensus” culture is flawed. Journalism is not about the creation of a cozy consensus, it is about conflict.
I think people are sometimes very uneducated in most of their responses. Type and read it out loud and then send
So what does this all have to do with me? This Video sucks!!1