My session on Digital Journalism presented at Bharatiya Vidhya Bhavan, Trivandrum for the Post Graduate Diploma Students.

1. Context Encoded !
Digital
Journalism

2. Truth |Trust | Transparency
.

3. • Ephemeral Content
• Episodic Memory
• Data Dynamics
• Inverted Rationality
• Temporal Analytics
• Design Thinking
• Semiotic Media
• Cognitive Archetypes
• Human Machine Interaction
• Intelligence Augmentation
• Hyperbolic logics
• Fragmented Identities
• Fragmented Economy
Defining Digital Age

4. News has become a plural prism; a polynomial of
perspectives; Information everywhere, truth is …

5. News in the background and Noise in the foreground

6. Fake News and Fact Checking : Hoaxy !

7. TweetDeck and Hootsuite – Social Toolsets

8. Geolocation Tools – Banjo, SAMDesk

9. Reverse Image Search Tools – Google, Tineye

10. Global Trend Analytics

11. Breaking News by NBC News

12. Story Bench – Art and Science of Digital Story Telling

13. Reporting
Apps
Collaborative
Copywriting
Fake news
and fact
checking
Multimedia
Tools
Drones and
VR Journalism
Math for
Journalists
Data
Visualization
Toolbox of a Digital Journalist

14. • Publishing where the readers are
• Consumption on mobile
• Inventing new business models
• Focus on new products
• Personalize the flow of information
• More intelligent newsroom workflow
• Finding Stories in data
• Experiment with robot journalism
• Excel in explainer journalism
Trends

15. Networked
Journalism
Collaborative
Journalism
Automated
Journalism
Analytical
Journalism
Data
Journalism
Digital Journalism – Volume, Velocity, Veracity, Vivacity

16. Tom Rosenstiel
“New Technology has
fundamentally dissolved the old
system for financing news”

17. Information
Asymmetry and
Digital Journalism
As the pioneering Iranian blogger Hossein Derakhshan, who was imprisoned in Tehran for six years for his
online activity, wrote in the Guardian earlier this year, the “diversity that the world wide web had
originally envisioned” has given way to “the centralization of information” inside a select few social
networks – and the end result is “making us all less powerful in relation to government and corporations”.

18. Hard facts
• 75 % of the classified advertising
of the last 10 years is gone.
Thank you Craigslist.
• 40% fall in Newspaper Revenue
in a decade
• Most of that has happened
since 2008

19. Digital Disruptions
in Journalism
• Anatomy and Analytics
• Design and Dialogic Imagination
• Personalization of news
• Contextualization of news
• Big Data and Journalism
• Journalism as a Digital Service
• Ethnography and Perspectives
• Crowdsourcing and Aggregators

20. Future of News …
Human Centered Design
Communicative Rationality
Knowledge Graph
Knowledge Collectives
Community Content
Polygonal Languages
Identity, Trust and Branding
Experience Analytics,
Data Monetization
Novelty, Originality,
Innovation
Polymorphic Interfaces

21. Orwellian Inversion
Vernalizing reality by transforming fact
into fantasy and truth into lie for the
purpose of creating the perfect society
and the redeemed human being,
transferable across the generations.

22. Slow Journalism
Slow journalism is a news subculture borne out of
the frustration at the quality of journalism from the
mainstream press.
A continuation from the larger "slow" movement,
slow journalism shares the same values as other
"slow"-movement subsets in its efforts to produce a
good, clean and fair product.
• Delayed Gratification, UK
• ProPublica, USA
• XXI, France
• Fact Publisher, UK

23. People Browser
At 10,000 posts a second we are
being overwhelmed by data. Big data
is now heading for little brother.
Big Brother
A CPU faster than the fastest computer
Common bandwidth slower than the slowest modem
Little Brother
Connected little brothers will be a higher intelligence than
Big Brother
Viral Streams will add light fiber power to the collective
consciousness
Collective stream is being sucked up into the cloud
Cloud will rain down on little brother –
A recursive human rain

24. Truth |Trust | Transparency
.