The Right Principle Model in the News Reporting Process of Social Media
Keywords:
Social Media, News Reporting Process, Principle Model, The Right PrincipleAbstract
Social media plays a role as a tool. Added to the process of the news media every step. Of the news media since the news. Until news release this makes the world of news a lot wider. The news coverage was limited to one broad band. And journalists and editors. Can take advantage of two-way communication. Through a network of readers. Benefit the news media. Around the corner are more important issues of social media use. Today's Thai correspondents are the "dimensions of speed" that can be instantly reported. Find more news during the news. From the ability to interact with social networks online. Quickly, but in the "depth dimension" is also used less. And it's unclear what kind of functionality to use. With time constraints and insight in depth use. At the same time, having social media. An important tool in the news media process.
The form of the Dharma Principle (4 steps) that reflects on the principle of dharma identity is Five Precept should be applied for that have the consistent conceptual code that living is not a simple hypothesis. Dharma awareness It should bring a Modesty. Adapt to the application of the daring dream of action. Principle of connection Should be Organic Concentration. Adapt to behavioral application. Change of things. The Dharma Principle It should bring the Four Rddhippada to adapt to the potential motivation and attitude. The use of "flow" can be found in online media. So before any comment. Especially online media, which affects the spread quickly, users should check. And refining information before responding to comment.
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