The document discusses how new media has evolved since the 1990s with the rise of the internet, blogs, wikis, social networks, forums, and sites like YouTube and Facebook. It notes that new media allows for broadcasting, commenting, editing, and analyzing speech/text. A challenge is how to filter information given people's short attention spans. New media also relies on links as a foundational element and represents a hybrid model between old and new approaches to media.

1. massive
access to
knowledge

3. web’s first lesson:
get better at believing
the impossible

4. 90’s

6. blogs, wikis, social
networks,forums,
youtube,
facebook, search
engines, podcasts

11. b lo gs

12. b lo gs

21. recoding
broadcasting
commenting
editing

23. analyze speech text

25. attention deficit
how do we filter

26. Media: a
new DNA

29. links: the foundation of New Media

30. the web’s most popular news media

31. Media 2.0:
towards a
hybrid
model

39. abundance
of resources

40. old model:
filter
then
publish

41. New Media:
publish
then
filter

43. New Media
New DNA