Reality Umpire
The following is a MediaNote Classic. It was originally presented to MC101 students in October 2013.
Storyful may help put citizen journalism on the map. Or it may put full-time photojournalists out of work. Or it may help major news organizations preserve their credibility. Or it may be largely ineffective.
Storyful is a reality verification service for newspapers and other news outlets. Is a video shot by an onlooker to a disaster real or fake? Oftentimes, editors do not have the training to make that judgment. NPR reports.
Questions...
•Is it important for us to know that a news story is real? Why?
•Is Storyful good or bad for free-lance journalists? Is it good or bad for established new outlets like the Los Angeles Times?
•How is Storyful changing how media outlets cover important events?
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