The boundary line between Public relations and journalism can be so thin sometimes. Paperthin you could say, even though I don’t like to admit it. Imagining myself holding a microphone in function to bother and abash people with some questions for content. But one thing about journalists, is the fact that they can control and manipulate the content they get in their hands. It’s more for their own benefit, they do like creating a bit of commotion sometimes. But how do you distinguish real news from fake news?
YOU’RE A JOURNALIST TOO?
Not only journalists can send fake news out in the world. E-VERY-ONE is a journalist nowadays. Thanks to devices likes smartphones,tablets and macbooks, people can edit and upload content within milliseconds. Technology and social media had a flourishing grow, but on the other hand it’s also a hazardous combination in creating fake news. There are scarce limited rules on the internet, it is such a free and open medium. It makes it possible for everyone to smash everything on it. (Probably literally and figuratively speaking) So it is hard to put a “Fake News” filter on the devices.
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