TRADITIONAL JOURNALISM VS. INTERNET JOURNALISM: CONFLICT OR COMPATIBILITY?
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The emergence of internet journalism has sparked ongoing debate about its relationship with traditional journalism. While some view the rise of digital media as a threat to long-established journalistic standards, others see opportunities for synergy and innovation. This article explores the key differences, conflicts, and points of compatibility between traditional and internet journalism. It examines how both models can coexist, complement each other, and adapt to the evolving needs of modern information societies.
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