News: What's it to you?

News: What’s it to you? Mainstream News and Citizen Journalism Image: paulgillin/ NewsPaperDeathWatch

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Photo: linkedmediagrp/Flickr With the introduction of social media however, the definition of what the news is, as well as the sources of news have both changed drastically .

News is becoming more of a participatory conversation. Image: OregonDOT/Flickr

Many people credit this change to “Citizen Journalism” ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

The news is now being delivered from many people across multiple platforms Image: shapeshift /Flickr

As a result, mainstream news sources are having a tough time holding onto an audience. Image: lakewentworth/Flickr

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[object Object],[object Object],Photos from London Bombings: 1)Adam Stacey 2) Warren McKenzie/BBC News 3)Annonymus/BBC News Many mainstream news sources were sent an influx of photos that citizens had taken.

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Photo: besfort z/Flickr Where does this leave mainstream news media?

[object Object],Photo:digitaljournal.com/Flickr On the television, in the paper and online, news sources are always asking for citizens input. Whether it is through comments, photos and videos, or testimonies.

News sources have noticed this rise in citizen journalism, & have introduced different news delivery methods across the same platforms citizen journalists and audiences use. Photo: femiknitter/Flickr

Photo: johnturner/Flickr One of the most popular ways is through twitter. This allows for news teams to add more to a story, and to follow up with others .

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Photo: kevindooley/Flickr Kaitlin Ross Film 315s May 20, 2011

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