NEW

MEDIA
VISHAL MALIK
10551102420
BAJMC SEM 5
TOPIC OUTLINE
TRADITIONAL Journalism

VS
PEN-LESS JOURNALISM

TRADITIONAL
MEDIA
Traditional journalism is the type of
journalism that has been around for a
long time. It is often associated with
hard news and investigative reporting.

Traditional journalism is the practice of

gathering and disseminating news.

It is based on the idea that journalists

are storytellers who are members of a
profession who report on events in a
truthful, accurate, and impartial way.
Journalists have always used a
variety of vocal, verbal, musical,
and visual approaches to telling
stories, and their role is to
disseminate information
objectively and unbiasedly.

People all over the globe

depend on these media
sources for accurate, up-to-
date information because of
the trust that years of
journalism have brought to
these platforms.
 PEN-LESS
JOURNALISM
PEN-LESS
JOURNALISM
Penless journalism which is also known as
Online or Paperless Journalism is a modern
approach to journalism.
Penless journalism is one of the growing fields
of reporting which involves the process of using
advanced or digital technologies in a way to
research, gather, produce, and present the news
and information for the mass audience.
With the advent of the internet, a growing
number of people have been reading the news
and other happenings around the globe online.
Online sources are continuously updated
in real-time which implies that you will
have all the latest and appropriate
coverage on the current issues of the
world.
This gives digital journalism a significant
edge over print media, where you have to
wait for the next 24 hours for the most
recent updates or editions.
 PEN-LESS
JOURNALISM
Two-way communication
The writer can write a lengthy
article.
Internet connection is required.
In Online journalism, readers can
comment or can give their feedback
instantly on that particular article or
some other write ups
TRADITIONAL
JOURNALISM
One-way communication
The writer has limited space for his
article.
It does not require an internet
connection.
In traditional journalism, reader’s
response is too delayed and limited
reader’s comments are published in
Traditional journalism.
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