Has the internet ruined Journalism & News?
It promised unlimited reach, direct engagement, and a more informed world. But instead devalued expertise, creating a ‘clicks and outrage’ economy where speed reigns over accuracy.
In this conversation, John DeDakis - an award-winning novelist, writing coach, public speaker, and former CNN Senior Copy Editor - discusses the profound changes in journalism brought about by the internet. He highlights the challenges of maintaining trust in news, the impact of AI and misinformation, and the importance of media literacy.
We also delve into the need for public broadcasting and the role of citizen journalism in shaping the media landscape. DeDakis concludes with a hopeful outlook for the future of journalism, stressing the importance of curiosity and discernment in the pursuit of truth.
Has the internet ruined Broadcast Television?
