Mil People Media
Mil People Media
Mil People Media
- It refers to any person engaged in the use, analysis, evaluation, and production of media and information.
“The ripples of influence come from the people carrying a message, instead of the channel carrying it. These ripples
spread and create waves… get powerful as they overlap and spread further and farther.”
- Lalla (2012)
1. People as Media
2. People in Media
PEOPLE AS MEDIA
- These are people serving as the channels of information.
- People who are able to provide information as accurate and reliable as possible.
1. OPINION LEADERS
-They are more influential toward other people’s opinions, attitudes, and perceptions because they become
responsible with forming an educated and informed opinion on matters that they have great influence on.
The Two-step Flow Communication Model (1944) by Paul Lazarsfeld, Bernard Berelson, and Hazel Gaudet was
alternatively known as the Diffusion of Innovation Theory by Paul Lazarsfeld and Elihu Katz.
Opinion leadership
changes from time to time
and from issue to issue”
Littlejohn (2008)
2. CITIZEN JOURNALISM
- People without professional journalism training can use the tools of modern technology and internet to
create, augment or fact check media on their own or in collaboration with others.
3. SOCIAL JOURNALISM
- This is likened to open publishing where readers intentionally or unwittingly contribute content like posting
feedback, comments or just by sharing contents through online social media accounts.
- Social journalists are essentially professional journalists or “paid and unpaid contributors and readers.”
4. CROWD SOURCING
- It is a practice of obtaining needed services, ideas, or content by soliciting contributions from a large group of
people and especially from the online community.
PEOPLE IN MEDIA
TYPES OF MEDIA
1. Print Media
- a form of media wherein information is disseminated and circulated through paper publications
2. Broadcast Media
- the most widely used form of information dissemination, airing programs for television and radio.
3. New Media
1. Journalists
- Includes the reporter (report details on an event) or the correspondent (makes thorough research of the assigned
topic) who writes news.
3. Editors
– the one who proofread and checked all the misinformation, errors, etc., in the work of a writer or author to ensure
that the content of the news/article is well written and correct grammar and language.
4. Layout artists or Graphic Artists
– the one who created designs and overall layout of the printed material, from text to images.
5. Photographers
– the one who captures images from a given situation or phenomena in which it may use as a content of a news or
articles to represent the main idea or concept.
6. Art Directors
– the one that is in charge of the designs and artistic presentation of the materials and oversees and supervises the pool
of layout artists and photographer
7. Publishers
– they are responsible form financing and handling the cost of production
1. Reporter
– In charge in delivering the news in the public
2. News Anchor
– They are also called a newscaster wherein his work is similar to a reporter, but news anchor deliver news inside the
studio, either through a television or radio program, in real time.
4. Scriptwriter
– it is a person that is in charge of writing the content or the script that will be used in reporting for a TV, radio, or a
movie.
5. Director
– the one who visualized the story written by the scriptwriter. He is the one that gives instructions on how the
hosts/performers must act based on the script.
6. Producer
– the one who gives financial support and funding to produce a movie or program.
CHARACTERISTICS OF PEOPLE WHO WORK IN THE MEDIA
The following are the characteristics that a public figure must possess:
1. Dedicated and Passionate
2. Sociable and Outgoing
3. Respectable and Trustworthy
4. Creative and Dynamic