Social Media’s Hack on Journalism, Filmmaking and More
Is this pseudo-professional culture being created another harmful consequence of social media?
By Nick Kossovan —— Bio and Archives--August 26, 2022
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Smartphones have made us dangerous. It is estimated there are more than five billion mobile devices in use today. Studies predict that by 2025, 70% of internet users will only use smartphones to access the Internet. Every day, millions worldwide use their smartphones to take photos, make videos, or write texts documenting their reality and then share them on social media. Until recently, journalism and filmmaking were difficult to break into, let alone make a decent living in, without proper training or connections.
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