Low Stake Quiz Y13: Online news

The shift to online news is driven by:

• a) Higher print circulation
• b) Technological advancements
• c) Increased cost of online production
• d) Declining print circulation
• e) Higher audience engagement

What characterises the "now culture" in relation to online news consumption?

• a) Audiences prefer news articles that are lengthy and in-depth, providing comprehensive analysis.
• b) Audiences expect immediate news coverage and updates as events unfold in real-time.
• c) Audiences prioritise the accuracy and reliability of news over the timeliness of its delivery.

Which factor has contributed to the decline in print circulation of newspapers?

• a) The introduction of Web 2.0 and technological advancements in the media industry.
• b) The increasing popularity of social media platforms as news sources.
• c) The lack of diverse representation and unbiased reporting in print newspapers.

How do social media platforms enhance interactivity in news consumption?

• a) They restrict user engagement and discourage active participation.
• b) They provide a platform for users to share, comment, and discuss news articles.
• c) They limit the visibility of news content, reducing user interactions.

Digital convergence has transformed the way news is:

• a) Produced, distributed, and consumed
• b) Written and edited
• c) Marketed and advertised

Online news incorporates multimedia elements such as:

• a) Text-only articles
• b) Videos and infographics
• c) Print advertisements

The rise of social media has opened up opportunities for:

• a) Professional journalism
• b) Citizen journalism
• c) Fake news
• d) User Generated Content

What is citizen journalism?

• a) Journalism that is exclusively carried out by professional journalists employed by established news organizations.
• b) Journalism that is conducted by members of the general public, who contribute their own news stories, photos, and videos.
• c) Journalism that focuses on political news and government activities.

How does citizen journalism impact the distribution of news?

• a) It accelerates the spread of news by providing instant updates and eyewitness accounts.
• b) It slows down the flow of news by relying on amateur journalists with limited resources.
• c) It has no effect on the speed of news distribution.

What are some advantages of citizen journalism?

• a) It allows for diverse perspectives and grassroots reporting, covering stories that traditional media might overlook.
• b) It ensures the accuracy and reliability of news reports due to extensive fact-checking.
• c) It provides financial stability and resources for citizen journalists.