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4. Category 1Category 2  Radio  Newspaper  Word of mouth  Television  Facebook  Twitter  Pinterest  Tumblr  Vine  Blogs  News Apps

5. TraditionalNon-Traditional  Radio  Newspaper  Word of mouth  Television  Facebook  Twitter  Pinterest  Tumblr  Vine  Blogs  News Apps

6.  Traditional News Sources: sometimes referred to as “old” or “mainstream” media; traditional news sources include print media, such as newspapers, and broadcast media, such as radio and television.  Non-traditional News Sources – sometimes referred to as “new media”; non-traditional news sources include social media (websites and applications used for social networking), as well as news sources that can be found on the internet.

7.  Social Media – websites and applications used for social networking, the use of dedicated websites and applications to communicate informally with other users, or to find people with similar interests to oneself.  Blogs – personal websites or web pages on which an individual records opinions on a regular basis.

8.  Blogosphere – blogs, or personal websites and web pages on which an individual records opinions on a regular basis, and personal websites on the Internet are referred to collectively as the blogosphere.  Citizen Reporters – reporters that work outside of the mainstream media. Citizen reporters may not have professional training as journalists, but still operate under the same ethical guidelines as “traditional” journalists.