I'm curious to hear from practitioners in the newsroom. 1. Are there any mundane tasks that you are tired of doing and you wished you could off-load to some "magic wand" technology? 2. What would you imagine it doing for you? If you had a "crystal ball", what would you wish it were able to tell you to do your job better? (No, not the future! Rather, from the realm of what's knows as of now, or from the past, no matter how recent.) Thanks for your insights!
Dear researcher,
There are several ways that the Internet and technology have changed news. First, a little history. Back in the days PI (Pre-Internet) – really just on 15 years ago – news was hard to come by. We didn’t get information internationally, or even nationally, without the newspaper and to a lesser degree radio and Television but mostly the newspaper. The entire contents of an hour-long evening news bulletin would not take up the space of the front page of most newspapers of record, so it was to newspapers we looked for local, national and international news.
To get more information, you can read this article:
http://www.philiphodgetts.com/2009/07/how-has-technology-changed-news-reporting/
Thanks for the link, Hafidha S. Al-Barashdi. How much are these thoughts still relevant in 2017? The post seems to be from 2009, isn't it?
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