2. Before (1.0) and after (2.0)
Reporter gets potential story
Reporter researches story
Presentation
Sharing the story

3. Before (1.0) and after (2.0)
Reporter gets potential story
Reporter researches story
Presentation
Sharing the story

4. Reported by citizens using images and
videos take from a mobile phone...
Contributions then integrated into BBC
news bulletins and published online...
Followed up by blogs, commentaries and
social networking sites...
Information now available via Google,
Wikipedia etc...
New media at work

5. Social Networking
•From the community to the community.
•Fast, easy, free, reliable.
•Enriching a story, making it fuller and rounder.

7. Audience Interactivity
‘‘There becomes an increase in interactivity between the
professional and the citizen journalist’’
Power without responsibility: The Press,
Broadcasting and New Media in Britain, James
Curran and Jean Seaton 6th Ed

8. Audience Interactivity
‘‘There becomes an increase in interactivity between the
professional and the citizen journalist’’
Power without responsibility: The Press,
Broadcasting and New Media in Britain, James
Curran and Jean Seaton 6th Ed

9. New Media
Is the quality of work suffering?
Traditional methods of reporting are being ignored.
Unreliable information.
Legal Consequences.
Decline in Newspaper sales.