NEW PROFESSIONS IN INTERNET JOURNALISM AND THEIR b ESSENCE
Keywords:
internet journalism, new professions, digital media, content manager, data journalism, podcaster, media analytics, web design, artificial intelligence.Abstract
This article analyzes the emergence of new professions in the field of internet journalism and their significance. The development of digital technologies and social networks has led to the creation of new directions in journalism. The role and importance of professions such as content manager, data journalist, media analyst, podcaster, and web designer in the journalism industry are examined.
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