The practice of citizens using digital platforms and technologies to report news and share information.

The practice of journalists using digital platforms and technologies to report news and share information.

The practice of citizens using traditional media outlets to report news and share information.

The practice of citizens using digital platforms and technologies to promote fake news and misinformation.

Web journalism has become less interactive and engaging over time.

Web journalism has focused solely on text and has not embraced multimedia or social media.

Web journalism has remained the same over time and has not evolved.

Web journalism has evolved by embracing new technologies, multimedia, interactive features, social media, responsive web design, and providing immersive experiences for readers.

Web journalism has increased print circulation and advertising revenue for traditional media outlets.

Web journalism has had no impact on traditional media.

Web journalism has led to a decrease in the speed and accessibility of news for traditional media outlets.

Web journalism has led to a decline in print circulation and advertising revenue for traditional media outlets, while also increasing the speed and accessibility of news.

Web journalism has increased the speed, reach, and collaboration of citizen journalism.

Web journalism has discouraged citizen journalists from participating in news reporting.

Web journalism has limited the access to information for citizen journalists.

Web journalism has decreased the credibility of citizen journalism.

Traditional media has wider reach and physical presence.

Traditional media is more cost-effective than digital media.

Traditional media allows for more targeted advertising.

Traditional media provides a more immersive and engaging experience.

Advantages of digital media over traditional media include instant and widespread distribution, interactivity and user engagement, measurable and trackable data, and cost-effectiveness.

Inability to track and measure data

Lack of interactivity and user engagement

Limited reach and distribution

Lack of access to reliable sources, limited resources, difficulty in fact-checking

Difficulty in engaging audience, lack of training in digital tools, competition from social media

Limited reach, lack of editorial control, difficulty in monetizing online content

Maintaining credibility, dealing with misinformation, adapting to changing technology, ensuring online security and privacy

Web journalism has had no impact on the dissemination of news.

Web journalism has made it more difficult to access news.

Web journalism has only affected the consumption of news, not the sharing or accessing of it.

Web journalism has revolutionized the way news is accessed, shared, and consumed.

Citizen journalism provides more accurate and unbiased news compared to professional journalism.

Citizen journalism allows for more diverse perspectives and coverage of local issues.

Citizen journalism has wider reach and physical presence compared to professional journalism.

Citizen journalism is more cost-effective than professional journalism.

Social media has made journalism more reliable and trustworthy.

Social media has decreased the credibility of journalism.

Social media has no impact on journalism.

Social media has increased the speed and reach of journalism.

Lack of access to reliable sources, limited resources, difficulty in fact-checking.

Difficulty in engaging audience, lack of training in digital tools, competition from professional journalists.

Limited reach, lack of editorial control, difficulty in monetizing online content.

Maintaining credibility, dealing with misinformation, adapting to changing technology, ensuring online security and privacy.