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kevyn
thinks
17 years ago
the net community's education level has gone up and expectation for journalists are getting higher...
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jameswilliams90
says
17 years ago
I think that people online have access to many more sourcs, and are able to make up their own minds more easily.
kevyn
says
17 years ago
uniquefrequency
- that's true, not sure if it's the fault of journalists, their editors or the source (i.e. us PR folks) sigh..
clicktokill
thinks
17 years ago
traditional journalists are about to get it hard...
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kevyn
says
17 years ago
clicktokill
, I think so too. Not sure if that's a good thing though
clicktokill
says
17 years ago
two sides to it. there're more resources for them, fastest way to get research done and put the info out
clicktokill
says
17 years ago
on the other hand, there're so many sources that it'd be difficult for them to discern which one's more credible and more appropriate
clicktokill
says
17 years ago
also the same research is readily available to the public. so like the aforementioned article. if they mess up and someone actually
clicktokill
says
17 years ago
bothers to research on it, they're screwed.
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