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Mobile devices are becoming the new frontier for delivering news and a tool for mobile reporting. Smartphones allow people to easily access news on the go and could create new business models for newspapers. Twitter is also becoming an important news source for live reporting and fast breaking stories, though issues of credibility still exist. Journalism is moving from institution-based reporting to a more networked model across both new and old media platforms.
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- 1. VELOCITY IS THE NEWS AND MOBILE IS THE NEW FRONTIER Peter Verweij School of Journalism, Utrecht, the Netherlands Moscow, November 11-14, 2010
- 2. No News NIEUWSFABRIEK (05-07-1996): Afl. 1: Wegens mist geen buitenlands nieuws
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- 10. Wireless carrier-pigeons • Smart phones are becoming the new medium to retrieve news • And a tool for mobile reporting • And could create new business models for newspaper
- 12. Twitter as a News Source • Live Reporting • Fast breaking news • Alert system • Problem: credibility • Wisdom of the crowds
- 13. Twitter Networks: Politician and Journalists
- 14. Professionalism • Fast and slow news • From closed to open media • From we-media to me-media • From institution based journalism to network journalism • Individualism and the Public Sphere • Cooperation between new and old media
- 15. Thank you very much! • peter.verweij@hu.nl