Tsunami in 2004
Los Angeles police officers beat up a man after a high speed chase
London bombings
Benefits to institutions
Its cost nearly nothing for institutions to get videos from citizens, which means they will not have to fork out money on professionals to do the job for them. It may be exclusive, which means people will have to go onto that particular institution's channel to see that footage.
Benefits to audience
The footage has less chance of being biased and staged, which makes the audience more inclined to believe the news is true.
Wider issues and debates
What happens to the journalist if more and more citizen footage becomes available?
Will citizen journalist get paid as its becoming more and more of a help to institutions?
SHEP
Social
Social media now sees videos before the news, meaning that news isnt breaking anymore due to the amount of people knowing about it.
Historical
Camera phones were limited so, it was harder to video events. Therefore the was less citizen journalism before.
Economical
Right now it cost alot less to get a citizen video than it does for a professional to video the scene where the drama has already happened.
Political
Questions
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