OSP: Clay Shirky - End of audience

 Q1: The negative dangers of the internet developing is the uprising of hackers/data stealers who can access more information due to the increase in population of the internet.

Q2:A government policy that allows users access to platforms or systems with very few constraints or restrictions on their use. I do agree with this concept.

Q3: The need for regulations as the future of the internet comes into view the regulation and policy needs to be updated.

Q4: Most of the internet needs to be regulated especially social networks like Instagram, Twitter that actively have people with a decent following with racist/ very prejudice views on certain communities.

Q5: Clay Shirky argued audience behaviour has progressed from the passive consumption of media texts to a much more interactive experience with the products and each other.

New digital technologies and social media has made connecting and  collaborating incredible easy. We want to like, follow, tweet, repost, cross-post, comment, review and subscribe. When we create our own content on our smartphones and share our thoughts with the world, the difference between producer and consumer becomes increasingly difficult to define. It is the end of audience.

Q6: The printing industry has suffered a lot due to the rise of digital industry that has nearly caused the imminent removal of the newspaper industry due to a lack of demand but have been able to relax

Q7: Lott said: "When Strom Thurmond ran for president, we voted for him. We're proud of it. And if the rest of the country had followed our lead, we wouldn't have had all these problems over the years, either."

Q8:Mass amateurisation is a social, cumulative and collaborative activity, wherein ideas will flow back up the pipeline from consumers and they will share them

Q9:  A lot of big media news companies create panic and worry due to spreading fake news around the country it is one of the big ways to go viral in the digital world so Clay shirky is correct.

Q10:  Yes i agree with Clay Shirky.

Q11: The digital world allows anyone and everyone to do what they want and publish what they want which is somewhat dangerous rather than freedom for everyone.

Q12: Photos can be shared with multiple people throughout social media to express ideas and thoughts which is good.

 Q13: I agree with both posts as they are mixed with truth many people decide to create political chaos through fake news or other various methods it is a very dangerous method aswell


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