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Is new media posing a challenge to traditional media? This screencast is part of the New Media module for an MA in Public Relations course.

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  • 1. Is new media posing a serious challenge to traditional media? L.Omariba MA Public Relations University of Westminster

2. NEW MEDIA 3.

  • Effectiveness or the weight of various earned media tactics in the current environment.
  • Red hits have the most impact, while the long tail (yellow) still makes up half the marketplace.

The Public Relations Long Tail 4. New media ecosystem

  • Online communities discuss and extend the stories created by mainstream media.
  • These communities also produce participatory journalism, grassroots reporting, annotative reporting, commentary and fact-checking, which the mainstream media feed upon, developing them as a pool of tips, sources and story ideas.

5. Web 2.0 map

  • PR 2.0 is inspired by web 1.0

6.

  • Many people now tend to search for information on internet.
  • New media is rapidly becoming mainstream across the world

7. Social Media Press Release Template by Todd Defren - Shift Communications Traditional press releases do not seem to work these days, says Todd Defren, Principal of SHIFT Communications and father of Social Media Release. 8. Blogs

  • BENEFITS
  • Offers low cost web authoring.
  • Fastest way to publish
  • Publish from anywhere
  • interactive
  • Also, blogs offer most of the benefits
  • of more expensive traditional content
  • management systems:
  • for instance,
  • One can easily output content through templates in multiple formats.
  • The system manages archiving, organization, categorization, and publishing automatically.
  • Freeness to set permissions over who can create or edit content.
  • Blogs can integrate with your existing website and other applications
  • Number of bloggers worldwide = 184 million.
  • Source: Universal McCann finds: (March 2008

9. Newspapers and magazines readership decline Online sources for news are booming 10.

  • Consumption of online news continue to grow
  • Print news declines while online news grows in the U.S

Source: 2008 survey, Pew Research Center for the People and Press Key News Audiences Blend Online and Traditional Sources 11. Source: 2008 survey, Pew Research Center for the People and Press

    • Overall, 37% of public get news online.
    • 35% of internet users went online at least three days a week.

Key News Audiences Blend Online and Traditional Sources 12. Social media and networking: A global phenomenalsocial-media-usage-world-map-2008 13. New media Vs Traditional

  • Things to have in mind:
  • Accessibility
  • Cost effective
  • Lifespan
  • Knowledge
  • Active producers of content
  • Interactivity

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  • THANK YOU.