Achillesferse der Zeitungen: Copy & Paste
"It’s improbable that a journalist with little to no prior knowledge of a subject he or she is writing about, will be the most qualified person to deliver a report by relaying information from unseen, unexamined and unheard sources.
And while there is something to be said for this process serving the free press astoundingly well during the printing press era, it would be down right arrogant to assume future reporting will remain credible without attributing a link for every piece of information."
Tom Cheredar, newassignment.net, 'Achilles' Heel' of Newspapers - Copy & Paste
And while there is something to be said for this process serving the free press astoundingly well during the printing press era, it would be down right arrogant to assume future reporting will remain credible without attributing a link for every piece of information."
Tom Cheredar, newassignment.net, 'Achilles' Heel' of Newspapers - Copy & Paste
Cyberwriter - 1. Sep, 09:24 - Web2.0
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