- Alternative / Citizen journalism - lack basic journalistic principles
- Dangers, risk-taking - Aristotle, virtue of courage
- Blogosphere: direct communication between users and receivers
=> Inter-subjective model
- CNN effect: effect of cyberbattle on political events in ‘real’ dimension
=> Agenda: Get into Western MSM
=> Foreign political intervention
- Religious element to conflict
- Traditional western media relationship to conflict - BBC's Handbook for Bloggers and Cyber-dissidents
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Recommendations
FOR CYBER-DISSIDENTS
1. Present govt. propaganda, letting audience decide
2. Stay independent from mainstream media -
credibility: gain for mass audiences, loss for loyal audiences
- Don't need MSM coverage, web 2.0 self multiplying audience - citizen pressure
FOR WESTERN MEDIA
1. Freedom of expression applied as value, not used as an instrument.
2. Media should not become the political tool of the elite, but rather function for the public's interest.
3. Democracy as a plurality of voices vs. hegemony
GENERAL
1. Change perceptions
2. Build bridges
3. Drop sanctions
1. Present govt. propaganda, letting audience decide
2. Stay independent from mainstream media -
credibility: gain for mass audiences, loss for loyal audiences
- Don't need MSM coverage, web 2.0 self multiplying audience - citizen pressure
FOR WESTERN MEDIA
1. Freedom of expression applied as value, not used as an instrument.
2. Media should not become the political tool of the elite, but rather function for the public's interest.
3. Democracy as a plurality of voices vs. hegemony
GENERAL
1. Change perceptions
2. Build bridges
3. Drop sanctions