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Changing Landscape of Journalism

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

What is the main difference between 20th century journalism and modern journalism?

a)

Reporters in the past would write about events after witnessing them, while now anyone can become a journalist and report in real-time.

b)

Journalists in the past had more credibility and integrity compared to modern journalists.

c)

Modern journalism focuses more on investigative reporting than reporting on events.

d)

There is no significant difference between 20th century journalism and modern journalism.

2.

How can we determine the credibility and integrity of someone trying to be a journalist?

a)

By checking if they have a verified checkmark on their Twitter profile.

b)

By looking at their number of followers on social media.

c)

By analyzing their writing style and language proficiency.

d)

It is impossible to determine the credibility and integrity of someone trying to be a journalist.

3.

What is the role of media companies in the new age of journalism?

a)

To make news from the noise and find the narrative in the information available.

b)

To ensure that only professional journalists have access to breaking news events.

c)

To investigate corrupt multinational corporations and politicians.

d)

To monetize news content through advertisements and advertorials.

4.

What is one of the biggest challenges in the future of media?

a)

Finding a way to monetize news content effectively.

b)

Ensuring unbiased reporting from citizen journalists.

c)

Adapting to the decline of traditional media companies.

d)

Maintaining the credibility and integrity of journalists.

5.

What is the hardest part about being a digital journalist in the field?

a)

Lack of immediate access to reliable cell coverage and data.

b)

Dealing with the pressure of reporting in real-time.

c)

Finding the right sources and witnesses for accurate reporting.

d)

Balancing the need for speed with the need for accuracy.

6.

What is the impact of live streaming on breaking news events?

a)

It provides real-time access to breaking news events for the general public.

b)

It increases the competition among journalists to report first.

c)

It allows citizen journalists to become more influential.

d)

It reduces the need for professional journalists in the field.

7.

What is the main concern with the current model of media companies?

a)

The rise of advertorial content and biased reporting.

b)

The lack of funding for investigative journalism.

c)

The decline of traditional advertising revenue.

d)

The increasing influence of social media platforms.

8.

What is the future of journalism?

a)

A combination of professional journalists and citizen journalists working together.

b)

A complete shift towards citizen journalism and social media reporting.

c)

A return to traditional journalism with stricter regulations and standards.

d)

The complete automation of news reporting through AI technology.

9.

What is the significance of investigative journalism?

a)

It uncovers corruption and exposes the truth.

b)

It provides real-time updates on breaking news events.

c)

It focuses on reporting events from multiple perspectives.

d)

It ensures unbiased and objective reporting.

10.

What is the impact of mobile live streaming on journalism?

a)

It allows for immediate access to breaking news events and real-time reporting.

b)

It increases the risk of misinformation and fake news.

c)

It reduces the need for professional journalists in the field.

d)

It provides a platform for citizen journalists to gain credibility.

11.

What is the main challenge for media companies in the future?

a)

Finding a sustainable monetization model for news content.

b)

Ensuring the accuracy and reliability of citizen journalists.

c)

Adapting to the changing preferences of the audience.

d)

Maintaining the credibility and integrity of journalists.

12.

What is the impact of social media on journalism?

a)

It has democratized the news industry and given a voice to the general public.

b)

It has reduced the influence of traditional media companies.

c)

It has increased the spread of misinformation and fake news.

d)

It has made professional journalists less relevant.

13.

What is the role of journalists in investigating corruption?

a)

To dig deep and find stories about corrupt multinational corporations and politicians.

b)

To rely on the general public to report instances of corruption.

c)

To expose corruption through opinion pieces and editorials.

d)

To collaborate with social media influencers to uncover corruption.

14.

What is the impact of the decline of traditional media companies?

a)

Loss of funding for investigative journalism and quality reporting.

b)

Increased reliance on social media for news consumption.

c)

Decreased credibility and trust in journalism as a whole.

d)

Reduced diversity and plurality of voices in the media.

15.

What is the recommendation for the general public in terms of live streaming?

a)

To download live streaming apps and be prepared to report breaking news events.

b)

To avoid live streaming as it can lead to misinformation and fake news.

c)

To rely on professional journalists for accurate reporting.

d)

To be cautious of citizen journalists and their biases.