End of journalism. Industry, technology and politics

The book "End of Journalism", first of all, is distinguished by the novelty and freshness of the view on this topic, "consvertity" of its content with the latest changes in the development in this area. The focus of the authors is the specificity of modern media: now everyone who has a mobile phone, a camera or a camera, can become a reporter, and it is their "reports the basis for the emergence and popularity of new social media. Many frames captured by such simple people "became visiting many key events in human life. Is it good or bad? Can we talk about the end of journalism in this regard, about its premitivity and depophesionation? Or is it - a sign of active involvement of people in what is happening in society? What in our time is worthy of lighting in the news, who determines this, and how can I make anything from anything, if you"re it with its right details? How can modern media play politicians in hand, and is it possible to return the media to the public and make them a tool to attract politicians to justice? Is it possible to consider modern media objective, or do they prevent our subjective look at objective reality? These are key questions that the authors are covered in the book, complementing each examples from practice.
The book, of course, first of all, will be interested in journalists, sociologists, communication specialists, as well as all active participants in social networks, and in our "mediaized" century it means that it is addressed to everyone