News At The Speed Of Internet

On Twitter itself I saw someone complain Fox News and CNN had dropped the ball. I guess he was expecting them to have crews standing by in Tallahassee in case anything ever happened at midnight.

There’s a new boss in breaking news.

CNN is on with news from Tallahassee. People have been shot in the FSU library.

CNN didn’t break this story. I first got the news on Twitter. That’s becoming more rule than exception.

FSUShootingInternal640Florida State’s original tweet about a DANGEROUS SITUATION caught fire! News like this explodes through social media. It becomes unavoidable.

Meanwhile, it’s still the traditional news sources we turn to once we get the tipoff. That’s why the TV went on. But their resources pale in comparison to crowd sourcing. Right now it’s social media CNN is relying on!

I saw someone complain Fox News and CNN had dropped the ball. I guess he was expecting them to have crews standing by in Tallahassee in case anything ever happened at midnight.

There’s a new boss in breaking news.

3 thoughts on “News At The Speed Of Internet”

  1. I missed the news tonight anyway. What time did this happen? I don’t have Twitter. I’m not sure its good that news is revealed so quickly and especially that there’s so much of it. I hope everyone will be OK.

  2. I am concerned about accuracy. It’s like getting the news from someone at the bus stop. The news media still has some credibility.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *