Journalism is defined as the collection, writing, editing, and distribution of news and information through various media like newspapers, magazines, television and radio. It involves professionals who gather information, organize it and present it to audiences. A new trend sees clients posting photos of food from restaurants on social media platforms like Facebook. This shows that everyday people can now create and share content online. However, the rise of digital media and user-generated content raises questions around impartiality and whether journalists should decode news or provide opinions over just facts. The key debate is around maintaining impartiality versus expressing views in this new era.

2. • Wikipedia: public service machinery in the dissemination and analysis
of news and information.
• Free Dictionary: the collecting, writing, editing, and presenting of
news or news articles in newspapers and magazines and in radio and
television broadcasts.
• A Journalist: a professional who collects, organizes, writes, edits,
presents, and distributes news or information via the newspaper,
magazine, TV, radio.

13. „New trend: client are posting food-photos at the Mr. Pancake
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15. Everyone can be a content creator

17. Impartial Journalism in a Digital Era

19. • Is anyone impartial?
• Shoul Journalist decode/crystalize the news?
• Do we prefer opinion or informatione