About
Editorial Board
Contact Us
Friday, June 2, 2023
NewsWriters.in – पत्रकारिता-जनसंचार | Hindi Journalism India
No Result
View All Result
  • Journalism
    • Print Journalism
    • Multimedia / Digital Journalism
    • Radio and Television Journalism
  • Communication
    • Communication: Concepts and Process
    • International Communication
    • Development Communication
  • Contemporary Issues
    • Communication and Media
    • Political and Economic Issues
    • Global Politics
  • Open Forum
  • Students Forum
  • Training Programmes
    • Journalism
    • Multimedia and Content Development
    • Social Media
    • Digital Marketing
    • Workshops
  • Research Journal
  • Journalism
    • Print Journalism
    • Multimedia / Digital Journalism
    • Radio and Television Journalism
  • Communication
    • Communication: Concepts and Process
    • International Communication
    • Development Communication
  • Contemporary Issues
    • Communication and Media
    • Political and Economic Issues
    • Global Politics
  • Open Forum
  • Students Forum
  • Training Programmes
    • Journalism
    • Multimedia and Content Development
    • Social Media
    • Digital Marketing
    • Workshops
  • Research Journal
No Result
View All Result
NewsWriters.in – पत्रकारिता-जनसंचार | Hindi Journalism India
Home Journalism

WHAT SHOULD THE MEDIA DO WITH STATEMENTS FROM POLITICIANS THAT COULD BE FALSE?

WHAT SHOULD THE MEDIA DO WITH STATEMENTS FROM POLITICIANS THAT COULD BE FALSE?

How do People Want the Media to Cover Politics?

Richard Fletcher

A key concern for many media organisations across the world is how to cover politicians who have a reputation for consistently making false statements. Some worry that repeating false statements – even if they are fact-checked and clearly labelled as such – still gives politicians the attention they crave

As the structure of the media environment has changed in recent years, so has the relationship between politics and journalism. The growth of platforms like social media and video sites means that politicians can now communicate with the public more directly. This allows politicians to largely sidestep media scrutiny – the price they used to have to pay to get their message across – arguably shifting the balance of power, giving politicians the confidence to bend the rules that used to govern their relationship with the media. (Think, for example, of cases where political parties have used social media to spread re-edited versions of video interviews that make their candidate look better or their opponents look worse.)

Of course, much remains the same, but there’s also a sense that the news media are struggling to adapt to this new world, and may not always be as capable of holding politicians to account at a time when they have less control over what eventually reaches the public.

Journalists, politicians, academics, and other observers have offered a range of opinions on what the media should do in response, but the views of news audiences are rarely solicited – something that seems odd given that many news organisations have become increasingly audience focused in recent years. Few would argue that audiences should completely dictate journalistic practice, or the policy of the technology platforms, but what they think still matters – because journalism exists within the context of the audience.

Author Richard Fletcher is  Senior Research Fellow, Reuters Institute

Read Full Article: : http://www.digitalnewsreport.org/survey/2020/how-do-people-want-the-media-to-cover-politics/

Previous Post

News Analysis: Media In the Grip of TRP Demon

Next Post

"China's Pursuit of a New World Media Order"

Next Post
“China’s Pursuit of a New World Media Order”

"China's Pursuit of a New World Media Order"

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

No Result
View All Result

Recent News

Lebanese Digital Platform ‘Daraj’

June 1, 2023

How AI-generated images are complicating efforts to combat disinformation

May 30, 2023

Environmental Journalism:  Are we all climate reporters now?

May 30, 2023

SCAN NOW FOR DONATIONS

NewsWriters.in – पत्रकारिता-जनसंचार | Hindi Journalism India

यह वेबसाइट एक सामूहिक, स्वयंसेवी पहल है जिसका उद्देश्य छात्रों और प्रोफेशनलों को पत्रकारिता, संचार माध्यमों तथा सामयिक विषयों से सम्बंधित उच्चस्तरीय पाठ्य सामग्री उपलब्ध करवाना है. हमारा कंटेंट पत्रकारीय लेखन के शिल्प और सूचना के मूल्यांकन हेतु बौद्धिक कौशल के विकास पर केन्द्रित रहेगा. हमारा प्रयास यह भी है कि डिजिटल क्रान्ति के परिप्रेक्ष्य में मीडिया और संचार से सम्बंधित समकालीन मुद्दों पर समालोचनात्मक विचार की सर्जना की जाय.

Popular Post

हिन्दी की साहित्यिक पत्रकारिता

टेलीविज़न पत्रकारिता

समाचार: सिद्धांत और अवधारणा – समाचार लेखन के सिद्धांत

Evolution of PR in India and its present status

आदिवासी क्षेत्र की समस्याएं और मीडिया

संचार मॉडल: अरस्तू का सिद्धांत

Recent Post

Lebanese Digital Platform ‘Daraj’

How AI-generated images are complicating efforts to combat disinformation

Environmental Journalism:  Are we all climate reporters now?

Artificial Intelligence: The Trending Magic in Media

Tips for Journalism Students- 10 Ways to Earn While You Learn

FICCI M & E Report: Indian Media and Entertainment Industry on Rise

  • About
  • Editorial Board
  • Contact Us

© 2022 News Writers. All Rights Reserved.

No Result
View All Result
  • Journalism
    • Print Journalism
    • Multimedia / Digital Journalism
    • Radio and Television Journalism
  • Communication
    • Communication: Concepts and Process
    • International Communication
    • Development Communication
  • Contemporary Issues
    • Communication and Media
    • Political and Economic Issues
    • Global Politics
  • Open Forum
  • Students Forum
  • Training Programmes
    • Journalism
    • Multimedia and Content Development
    • Social Media
    • Digital Marketing
    • Workshops
  • Research Journal

© 2022 News Writers. All Rights Reserved.