'Social Media and the Military': Frontline Podcast Series Takes Aim at New Media




The news never saw it coming. Social media developments have accelerated news reporting and analysis in such a way as to change reporting permanently. Firstly, the power of reporting and news generation now lies firmly in the hand of the end user. Twitter (and Facebook to some degree) force news writers to deliver relevance succinctly and with greater speed than ever before. Secondly, news trends influence the writing of major headlines – not on a weekly basis, but nearly real-time...
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