What is the role of social media in the field of journalism Annotated Bibliography

What is the role of social media in the field of journalism - Annotated Bibliography Example touch on Culture Cognition, Ontology, and the News Media Processing Culture Cognition, Ontology, and the News Media. Sociological Forum, 25(4), 824-850. doi10.1111/j.1573-7861.2010.01214.xThe article discusses how U.S. civilians perceive and react to news from diverse social media mainstreams. Mainly, this encompasses how a person psychologically intercepts, interprets news and assessing relayed study to result to a certain conduct once intellect undergoes adequate stimulation. This is in a move to establish desired order in irregular social world in order to ascertain what is genuine and factual in all media circles.The author outlines how people have adapted to the use and locomote of online social media in journalism in this 21st century. He claims that people are bemoaning and condemning the reduction of journalistic material at the same period analyzing the expanding recognition of so cial media in todays era. In addition, he argues that the use of social media like blogs as todays means of communicating is a strong and clear indication implicating the changes and transformation in journalism. The author concludes that there is no need in advocating and shielding journalism old ways of news broadcasting because consumers adores besides being preoccupied with the new digital upstarts that is deflating the old media.This article claims that twitter as well as micro-blogging has been dominating modern-day social transmission of information especially during crises both at international and national levels. Oh, Agrawal and Rao (2013), despite acknowledging how twitter together with blogging have played a significant role in relaying information during varied crises contend these sites pose a potential danger. This is in terms of the relayed informations reliability due to pretermit of valid source though the current generation seems not to care but continue to re ly on it. This is contrary to the old fading journalism whereby