This document defines and categorizes people media. It discusses people as media, which includes opinion leaders, citizen journalism, social journalism, and crowdsourcing. It also discusses people in media, such as print journalists, photojournalists, broadcast journalists, and multimedia journalists. People as media are those who provide information from their exposure and use of media sources, while people in media are media practitioners who provide information from their professional experience and expertise.

1. PEOPLE
MEDIA
Presentation in MIL
Prepared by: Raniel James Adolacion
Submitted to:
Ji-Ar Apaez

2. PEOPLE MEDIA
Refers to persons that are involved in the use,
analysis evaluation and production of media and
information.

3. PEOPLE MEDIA
PEOPLE AS MEDIA
-People who are
well-oriented to
media sources and
messages and able
to provide
information as
accurate reliable
as possible.
PEOPLE IN MEDIA
- Media
practitioners who
provide
information
coming from their
expert knowledge
or first- hand
experience of
event.

4. PEOPLE AS MEDIA are categorized into the following:
OPINION LEADERS CITIZEN JOURNALISM
SOCIAL JOURNALISM CROWDSOURCING

5. OPINIONLEADERS
• highly exposed to and actively using media
• source of viable interpretation of messages for lower-end media users.
• opinions are accepted by a group
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6. CITIZENJOURNALISM
• People without professional journalism training can use the tool of
modern technology and interact to create, argument or fact–check
media on their own or in collaboration with other
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7. SOCIALJOURNALISM
• Journalists are using social media to make their content available
to more people
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8. CROWDSOURCING
• The practice of obtaining the needed services, ideas or contents by
soliciting contribution from a large group of people and especially
from the community
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9. PEOPLE IN MEDIA are categorized into the following:
PRINT JOURNALIST PHOTOJOURNALIST
BROADCAST JOURNALIST MULTIMEDIA JOURNALIST

10. PRINTJOURNALIST
The occupation of gathering, writing, editing, and publishing or
broadcasting news
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11. PHOTOJOURNALIST
The primary role of the photojournalist is to be a visual
storyteller. By photographing, editing, and presenting images, they
tell a story in a way that no other media can.
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12. BROADCASTJOURNALIST
Broadcast journalists research, investigate and present news and
current affairs content for television, radio and the internet. Their
aim is to present information in a balanced, accurate and
interesting way through news bulletins, documentaries and other
factual programmes.
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13. MULTIMEDIAJOURNALIST
Often work for newspapers, radio or television stations or use
computers in social media areas.
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14. SUMMARY
PEOPLE MEDIA
PEOPLE AS MEDIA PEOPLE IN MEDIA
•OPINION LEADERS
•SOCIAL JOURNALISM
•CITIZEN JOURNALISM
•CROWDSOURCIANG
•PRINT JOURNALIST
•PHOTOJOURNALIST
•BROADCAST
JOURNALIST
•MULTIMEDIA
JOURNALIST
SUMMARY

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