MCC-UE 1 Study Guide - Independent Media Center

• School: New York University
• Department: Media, Culture & Communication
• Course: MCC-UE 1
• Professor: Ted Magder

Document Summary

Journalists" understanding of their audiences has transformed: there is greater responsiveness, show/articles are more tailored towards audiences, algorithms over the internet are playing a role in mediating journalists and audiences, conception of audience in 3 news organizations, public journalism movement, the citizen"s journalism movement (indymedia, quasi journalistic company demand media. Journalism and audiences: the professional view: analyzing the way that journalists perceive audiences and the way this consciousness affects the journalism produced, herbert gans audience feedback, these big companies (cbs, time, newsweek) don"t know much about, audiences were largely neglected during the news making process, good news vs. making money 409409, news organization are overseen by corporate executives. Social media has created a shift from one to many broadcasting systems to many to many broadcasting systems. o creation of the people formerly known as the audience (people who received one sided media: reporters writing for their news superiors and themselves is under stress (not necessarily what the audience wants)