Modul Mata Kuliah Journalisme Online - Ayo Menulis FISIP UAJY
Modul Mata Kuliah Journalisme Online - Ayo Menulis FISIP UAJY
Modul Mata Kuliah Journalisme Online - Ayo Menulis FISIP UAJY
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User-Generated Content<br />
User-generated content has the potential to serve good journalism, which at its core seeks to broaden<br />
the marketplace of ideas, deepen our understanding of issues and events, and connect people with like<br />
interests.<br />
Done well, user-generated content adds diverse voices and opinions to an organization's journalism,<br />
contributes to journalists' credibility and enhances our mission as trusted guides. Realizing the potential<br />
of user-generated content requires care and tending and a level of trust between the publisher and the<br />
contributor.<br />
User-generated content is an essential component for building community and realizing the interactive<br />
potential of the Internet.<br />
Generally speaking, user-generated content falls into two broad categories:<br />
Self-published user-generated content, which often looks like opinion and comments, generally<br />
is posted on a publisher's Web site without vetting or editing.<br />
Editorially vetted user-generated content is directly solicited -- "Tell us your story" or "Send us<br />
a news photo" -- and may be checked for accuracy, relevance or taste before publication.<br />
Principles & Values<br />
Publishers who adopt clear standards for the publication of user-generated content help ensure that<br />
such content will enhance their organization's journalism. Consider the following:<br />
1.) Terms and conditions for the publication of user-generated content, spelling out the rules of<br />
engagement, must be publicized and consistently enforced in order to be effective.<br />
2.) The standards should make clear the publisher's policy on user-generated content and issues such as:<br />
Taste and judgment<br />
Anonymous posting<br />
Linking from user-generated content to external sources<br />
Moderating<br />
3.) Publishers of user-generated content must establish and clearly communicate the consequences for<br />
members of the user community whose actions violate the publisher's terms and conditions. Such<br />
consequences must be enforced consistently in order to be fair.<br />
4.) Those who choose to publish user-generated content should identify and reconcile any deviations<br />
between the standards developed for user-generated content and those which exist for the journalists<br />
inside the organization. For example:
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