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I read the article by Ms. Srikala Sane on the issue of Internet Vs Print Media. Its nice to heard about the number of pepole using Internet for Quick Acess to the news or events.Internet is becoming more... Show more »I read the article by Ms. Srikala Sane on the issue of Internet Vs Print Media. Its nice to heard about the number of pepole using Internet for Quick Acess to the news or events.Internet is becoming more popular and it automatically created a huge competition among the Print as well as electronic media. Everyone wants to present the news as early as possible. My question is that Is this competition among these medias violating the art of or in better words we can say, the Moral of Journalism? Show less »
Submitted by: vivekdeo | 19 votes for this..
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It must be strange, almost confusing, looking back on the days when you were given a deadline or even the leeway to go off and research a story. Now, readers want interaction - the chance (like this site)... Show more »It must be strange, almost confusing, looking back on the days when you were given a deadline or even the leeway to go off and research a story. Now, readers want interaction - the chance (like this site) to comment on everything a journalist does or says. Where do you and others like you fit into this picture? I already read the Guardian website but not the paper, unless for the jobs: I wonder how many out there are similar to me. And what this means for the journalistic profession. Show less »
Submitted by: ryanscribe | 15 votes for this..
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I still get the leeway to go and research stories. A lot of what you read on the Guardian's website is the product of heavy research. In some ways we can do more on the website than we can in the paper.... Show more »I still get the leeway to go and research stories. A lot of what you read on the Guardian's website is the product of heavy research. In some ways we can do more on the website than we can in the paper. See our site "The BAE Files" for example. It's opinion journalists who end up interacting all the time with other opinioators. I just try and tell people what's going on.What's to debate with me about that? Show less »
David: in all honesty, do you still prefer reading the daily (paper) or flicking over a news or comment site during the day?
Submitted by: ryanscribe | 13 votes for this..
It depends whether I want to do 'flicking' or serious reading.
What strategies do think newspapers should adopt to ensure their survival?
Submitted by: bonzo1 | 18 votes for this..
Be on all platforms, Carve out distinct identities. Cut costs.
Which one, and why, is your news provider of choice - tv, internet, newspaper or radio?
Submitted by: sunnyday | 24 votes for this..
I use them in different ways. Newspaper in the morning, internet to check during the day, TV news headlines at night.
In what areas do you think that printed news has an edge over news reported on the internet?
Submitted by: sunnyday | 20 votes for this..
Printed news is deeper, more considered and researched - and portable!
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