Internet and Its Impact on Journalism Paper Please write about 1300 words according to the template in the document.Please try to give some interesting exa

Internet and Its Impact on Journalism Paper Please write about 1300 words according to the template in the document.Please try to give some interesting examples, if there are some pictures would be better. This is not a very academic paper, please express it in some simple and well-understood language. Essay title：
Discuss how the concept of the audience has been theorised in a field of
journalism. How has this conception of the audience changed or continued in the
age of digital media?
Introduction （300）
Introduce the general development of the journalism industry, and propose the
development of the Internet and its impact on it. From the perspective of the
audience, define the definition of the former news audience and the difference
between the present.
Changes of News platform：（500）
From the perspective of cultural intermediaries, mobile media and intimate
relationships with the public, analyze the different platforms for watching news.
For example, various news apps and media sites.
Please give an argument and give some examples. It’s ok to be compared with
the past form, and contents need to be refer.
The moral of news content needs to be more regulated (500）
Analyze the characteristics of the current state of the news media and the ethics
（there are some related materials below）.
Need have a detailed analysis of a case (fake news) to illustrate the disadvantages
of breaking the morality of the news and the impact on the audience.
Three virtues of media practice
A good collective life is only possible if moral questions like ‘truthfulness’ are couched in the
virtues of individuals. In abstract terms, ‘truth’ is complex, multi-sided, and difficult to reach.
This is why we turn to ‘virtues’.
• accuracy involves a commitment to make the effort, and apply the resources necessary to
ensure so far as possible that what one communicates is accurate
• sincerity involves saying things that what one actually believes in, in line with their wider
beliefs and value system
• care involves taking into account the impacts of one’s communication and the
consequences that follow when what one says is circulated – this is an acute issue for
media in a time of user-generated content
Types of media injustice
1. When a specific person is harmed by media and has no effective means of
publicizing that harm or seeking redress for it
2. When definable groups of people are not given due recognition in the outputs
of a media institution or media sector that claims some representative status
in relation to the wider population to which those groups belong
3. When an individual or group wants a direct voice but is prevented by lack of
access to any means of representation
4. When potential public spaces of discourse are closed, disadvantaging not just
specific individuals but any individual, group or movement that wants to make
public claims for resources or recognition (e.g. Lawrence Lessig’s argument for
the necessity of an online ‘commons’)
Please try to give some interesting examples, if there are some
pictures would be better.
This is not a very academic paper, please express it in some
simple and well-understood language.

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