Understanding New Media Journalism

What is one reason digital media is becoming more popular among younger audiences?

• It offers a wider variety of content.

• It is more expensive than traditional media.

• It is less interactive than traditional media.

• It is only available on television.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of new media journalism?

• Hypertextuality

• Limited to print format

• Interactivity

• Multimedia

What is the role of user-generated content in new media?

• It is only used for entertainment purposes.

• It is only created by professional journalists.

• It allows citizens to participate actively in media.

• It is not considered part of new media.

Which of the following is a feature of hypertextuality in new media?

• Linking to other content on the internet

• Using only text to convey stories

• Limiting content to a single platform

• Avoiding any form of interaction

Why are headlines and leads crucial in new media journalism?

• They are the only parts of the story that generate revenue.

• They are not important in new media.

• They are often the only parts visible before clicking a link.

• They are longer than the full story.

What is a common technique used by online journalists to make their posts more impactful?

• Using active verbs

• Avoiding hashtags

• Writing long sentences

• Using passive verbs

How do hashtags benefit new media posts?

• They make posts harder to find.

• They help label and increase the visibility of posts.

• They are only used in print media.

• They decrease the number of shares.

What is the purpose of using 'teasers' in new media posts?

• To avoid using images

• To encourage users to click through to the full story

• To make the post longer

• To provide all the information upfront

What style is commonly used in new media journalism to engage users?

• Formal and distant

• Passive and indirect

• Conversational and direct

• Complex and technical

Which type of language is more likely to be used in new media journalism compared to traditional media?

• Neutral and objective

• Technical and jargon-filled

• Emotional and humorous

• Formal and academic