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Online Journalism vs. Print Journalism
Many people have speculated that soon print journalism will become redundant due to technological advancement. One thing I have noticed, however, is that a lot of online publications simply lift articles from newswires.
How can we develop journalists if they merely reproduce other people's news? I don't think that the print industry is likely to die a slow and painful death as many people have told me.
Is online journalism lazy journalism?
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