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What’s new in online media?

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New media refers to digitally disseminated media, including online media. The internet has changed the way advertisements are spread, and consumers can now openly comment on them. New online media has also changed the way social groups spread opinionated messages, influencing the thoughts of others. This form of media has altered the way the world thinks and acts.

The term “new media” was coined in the late 20th century to differentiate digital media from traditional media. Therefore, the term “new media” can be applied to any form of digitally disseminated media. New online media specifically refers to media that is screened through the Internet.
Prior to the mid-1980s, media was largely limited to print and analog formats such as newspapers, radio broadcasts, magazines, and television broadcasts. When the Internet was invented, the ways in which various advertisements were spread began to change. As a result, print and analogue media have been termed ‘old media’, while any form of data dissemination that has taken place digitally has been termed ‘new media’.

Overall, new online media have changed the way the world communicates. While the old media only allowed certain people in certain countries to view an advertisement or public announcement, this is no longer the case. The internet now allows people from all over the world to view, comment and consider different public announcements regardless of location.

In addition to changing the way the world views certain topics, issues and advertisements, new online media has also changed the way consumers interact with advertisers. Before new media, consumers were unable to comment openly on an advertisement unless a letter was sent to the advertising company, even though these letters often went unread and unaccepted. In modern times, consumers can not only comment on advertisements, they can also tarnish a company’s reputation by discussing an advertisement on the Internet.

Similarly, consumers can now serve as free advertising tools thanks to new online media. As soon as a person, or a group of people, comments on a particular advertisement, this advertisement is often posted and spread across the Internet. Whether or not the ad comments are positive, an ad can reach millions of people around the world in moments. In this way, new online media have changed the face of advertising a lot.

Advertising aside, new online media has also changed the way social groups spread opinionated messages. By creating a website, posting a blog, or adding a few comments to a social networking site, any social media group can influence the thoughts of others. This type of social media has proven to be very effective all over the world. Even though some people believe that new online media is bad for marketing, there is no arguing that this form of media has altered the way the world as a whole thinks and acts.

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