Book (Practical) Society Journalism Literacy / Yutaka Okada

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Society
[Introduction to Contents]
Newspapers and TV, which have been the driving force of Japanese journalism for many years, are in decline.
The spread of the Internet is one of the factors behind this decline, but the fact that the media industry has neglected the mission of journalism is a major factor.
The author, who has been active in major media such as TV, looks back critically on these recent trends, and predicts that the main body of journalism will shift to citizens.
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The thoughts, ambitions, and techniques necessary for citizen journalism are called "journalism literacy" and taught the essence of journalism.
[Contents]
(Excerpt)
[I]
The decline of Japanese journalism and the decline of journalism (1) The decline of Japanese journalism and the decline of journalism (2) The end of the journalism structure centered on newspapers and TV (3) The consideration of the organization that causes the decline of journalism)
[II]
The possibility of the revival of existing media (1) The information is in an age of self-responsibility of the "receiver"
2 The citizens who are the "sender" of information become journalists)
[III]
Citizens become the main body of journalism and the shift from dependence on major media (1) Information is in an age of self-responsibility of the "receiver"
2 The citizens who are the "sender" of information become journalists)
[V]
The main body of "journalism literacy" is changing from dependence on major media (1) Information is in an age of self-responsibility of the "receiver"
2 The citizens who are the "sender" of information become journalists)
[V]
The main body of "journalism literacy" is changing from dependence on major media (1) Individuals support journalism personally
2 From elementary school subjects to "journalism literacy" 3 Rise up from universities' raison d'etre
4 The key to the spread of libraries (rooms), etc.
[Author's brief history]
Born in Takasaki City, Gunma Prefecture in 1964.
Journalist.
Former director of the American Bureau of TV Asahi.
Individuals who support journalism personally
2 From elementary school subjects to "journalism literacy" 3 Rise up from universities' raison d'etre
4 The key to the spread of libraries (rooms), etc.
[Author's brief history]
Author's brief history>
Born in the City of 1990 1991 2000 Yutaka