Traditional/Non-Traditional- Media

I believe traditional and non-traditional media are both needed. The counter balance each other and make sure every point of view is out there. It will let us decide for ourselves what's right and what's wrong and with both around you'll be informed when something you see is a lie.

I suppose I, myself, rely on traditional journalism simply because i'm rarely on social media so I don't get a lot of access to citizen journalism. Citizen journalism pushes serious conversations to the forefront. For example- the amazon fire.

Social Media

The three social media site I use, if rarely, of my own volition are YouTube, DeviantArt, and Tumblr.

YouTube is great for mindless entertainment, tutorial videos, and music even if the adpocalypse is once more upon us. Its a really nice site for animators and creators in general to get themselves out there with.

DeviantArt is an amazing place to keep track of and find greats artists and it has brilliant comics if you know where to look.

Tumblr is... strange. It's a wonderful place to find people with similar interests, even if the fandom-side is viewed as terrifying. Personally, I love it.

My Social Media Consumption...

... is nearly nonexistent. The only time i use social media is when my friends bug me into doing it. That's it. That's the only time.

Mass Media

Mass Media is all around us all the time. It's extraordinarily hard to live in the modern world without coming into contact with some sort of media; books, movies, newspapers, TV news, and more.

A salary in media career can range from $33k to $131k with most people getting pair around $59k. If I were to go into a career in media I would become an author. To go into any media career, you would probably need an education in Media Studies, English, and/or Business. I would prefer not to spend my life in media and would rather do something based less on lies and pretty words and more on things I personally enjoy.