Online news and guaranteed to pay for?
Information is a resource that has no value, especially when it is free and independent. 82% of the population reads the news on the Internet, but often considered unreliable. That’s why the Journalists want to apply an assessment of professionalism.
According to a recent survey carried out on a Campone of internet users aged 15 to 55 yearsAbout l ‘82% of respondents claim to use the Web as a primary source of information, followed by television (63%)Then radio and SMS via mobile phone (48%) and finally printed paper, newspapers and magazines, in 36% cases. The survey then revealed that those who can use a computer and has an Internet connection preferred information online.
These figures were presented at a conference “The Future of Journalism” presented by the Order of Journalists of Lombardy at Milan State University. During the presentation showed that the 63% of respondentsWhile consulting the news on the Net, considers unreliable and untrustworthy. The proposal advanced by analysts is the introduction of a “certificate of guarantee” or “certificate of proficiency”Which distinguishes the members of the Chamber of Journalists.
In the same conference, was also raised during the possibility of charging for online news and, surprisingly, the 21% of Internet users surveyed were considered concordant With this initiative, launched for the first time Murdoch few months ago. What future, then, for information on the Internet?
