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The five main types of participatory journalism discussed in Chapter Three were sources, user feedback, user-generated content, crowdsourcing, and citizen journalism.  The sources are where you gather your information on a story. These are people or organizations that provide you with information or expert opinions. Journalists usually seek two types of sources for their stories.…

The definition of journalism is constantly changing as the world advances. Fifty years ago, when my parents were just kids, being a journalist was completely different than it is now. The most significant change within half a century is the rise of social media and digital content. During that time, journalists controlled the news flow,…

There were three different fights within the first nine seconds of the United States versus Canada 4 nations hockey game. The first fight was initiated by Zach Werenski, who is an American hockey star defenseman who usually plays for the Columbus Blue Jackets. The fights were in retaliation after the Canadian fans booed during the…

When I consume news, it is usually at the local level. I enjoy checking in on Facebook pages that update me on what is happening in my hometown and here in Whitewater. Another way I view news is less traditional. I look at my hometown’s recent arrests every day. Illinois has to keep a public…

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