The Future of News

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My submission for Interaction 12's Student Design Competition on the theme of The Future of News. My idea talks about an "actionable" form of news, in which news consumers are empowered to actually take action on the events from the news.

Tecnologia Educação Economia e finanças

THE
FUTURE
OF
NEWS Priscilla Mok
Carnegie Mellon University
Interaction 12 Student Design Challenge

THE NEWS TODAY

PROBLEM:
LACK OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT
WHAT TO DO AND
LITTLE TIME TO RESEARCH
WHAT’S AVAILABLE

RE:ACT

TECHNOLOGY:
HOW MIGHT
IT WORK?
MICRODATA

RE:ACT

TECHNOLOGY: BUSINESS:
HOW MIGHT IS IT
IT WORK? FEASIBLE?
MICRODATA MORE ENGAGED
USER BASE

ACTIONABLE NEWS
RESULTS IN a MORE
ENGAGED & EMPOWERED
SOCIETY

THANK YOU
Priscilla Mok
Carnegie Mellon University
Interaction 12 Student Design Challenge

www.priscilla-mok.com
@priscillamok

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