New forms of media publishing...

Old school media publishing

Media publishing is where writers use to publish their works. In today's world where are the old school media publishing? people are no longer interested in using old media publishing switch their intention in using new form of media publishing. what are new media publishing and old school media publishing? According to Harris (2012), “new media publishing can simply be define as a various technologies that have emerged or seen rapid growth on a global scale during the latter part of the 20th century and into the new millennium”. Printed media such as newspaper and magazine also radio and television is old media and people rarely use that kind of media nowadays.

New Media Publishing

In 20th century social networking site and video sharing site has become more popular among internet users. “Most people who have an Internet connection are already aware of some of the major types of new media, which includes social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter, as well as blogs and video sharing sites such as YouTube” (Harris 2012). What is new media ecosystem? New media ecosystem is a replacement for press releases, brochures, bulletin boards/email list, public websites or intranet (Hobson 2005). As people now tend to use internet as a medium for information searching, it's best for writing or company to use new media publication to publish their job and products. Blogs is considered as the latest form of media that are being used by majority of internet users to publish a story or share something with others (Harris 2012).

As the conclusion, YouTube and blog has been the most popular place for internet users because there is no restriction. For instance, if using a website there may have a government restriction.       

Reference list

Harris, B 2012, What Are The Different types of New Media, Viewed 28 March 2012,
<http://www.wisegeek.com/what-are-the-different-types-of-new-media.htm>

Hobson, N 2005, The New Media Ecosystem: Conversation, Influence and you, Viewed 28 march 2012,
<http://www.nevillehobson.com/pubfiles/downloads/051020_NewMedia_FEIEA.pdf>