Novinarstvo u eri interneta

[Cane Vukic Prebranac]

Не знам да ли сам потрефио прави топик, али Попбокс је јуче престао са радом

[James Marshall]

ja vidjeh danas, sranje, ajde neka neko baci neku preporuku gdje imaju pregledni kalendari budućih događaja, a usput i nešto za recenzije knjiga, albuma i filmova.

[Roger Sanchez]

prvo Helen, pa Frost... trebali bi neki R.I.P topik.

[Krošek]

elem novi mediji fake news post truth ovo ono gde ćes boljeg naziva teme

 

kažu biće gore http://www.vanityfair.com/news/2017/01/fake-news-technology

At corporations and universities across the country, incipient technologies appear likely to soon obliterate the line between real and fake. Or, in the simplest of terms, advancements in audio and video technology are becoming so sophisticated that they will be able to replicate real news—real TV broadcasts, for instance, or radio interviews—in unprecedented, and truly indecipherable, ways. One research paper published last year by professors at Stanford University and the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg demonstrated how technologists can record video of someone talking and then change their facial expressions in real time. The professors’ technology could take a news clip of, say, Vladimir Putin, and alter his facial expressions in real time in hard-to-detect ways. In fact, in this video demonstrating the technology, the researchers show how they did manipulate Putin’s facial expressions and responses, among those of other people, too