Digital-born Media Carnival: Media self-regulation and you
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The internet is positively changing the world by connecting people anytime and anywhere cheaply, allowing the sharing of ideas, passions, and information globally. However, it has also led to increased unemployment as banks and companies fire workers and increased dependence on the internet for communication and validation through likes and comments on social media. While the internet enables learning and sharing, people should not become too dependent on it for interaction and self-worth.
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1. The document discusses improving private sector engagement to help advance smart cities initiatives.
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3. The private sector has a key role to play by bringing innovation, but cities and companies struggle to collaborate effectively due to issues like procurement processes and a lack of clear market opportunities for solutions. Improved partnerships are needed.
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- 1. „Advertising will save journalism from itself!“ Domen Savič, Citizen D www.drzavljand.si/en
- 2. The year is 1970
- 4. Regulation gives way to self-regulation Free mediaFree market Social responsibility
- 5. The year is 2010
- 6. „Journalists allowed advertisers to dictate their editorial policy by adopting the click-through-rate as a definitive standard of journalistic excellence.“ Read more at: https://goo.gl/qXkuiy
- 7. The year is 2013
- 10. Rinse and repeat
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- 16. 6 months 30000 people 2300 companies
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- 19. Thank you! • Follow Citizen D on Twitter at @drzavljand • Follow Better media project at #bettermediasi and #bettermediars • Read more about Better media at www.bettermedia.eu • Read more about Citizen D at www.drzavljand.si/en