Is journalism threatened by « smoke » that spread anonymous media?
Clicks return to concern. This is because clicks translate into cash. Clickable news does not necessarily meet the qualities or criteria to be reliable, impartial and correct. This phenomenon directly violates the professional, researcher, investigative journalist. What journalism has a mission. He sacrifices for the information, but sees that his work is depreciated by those who publish unverified news. It is enough to be attractive.
« Do I feel bad when I understand that a topic has received 1 mln clicks and my colleague has done nothing, not I feel bad, I think there are unfair things in this world. Do it have to be clicked, but the mass maybe that it does not mean that I will not feed the mass I am not there to do,-says Antela Lika, a journalist.
Investigative journalism remains the most dangerous journalism that faces numerous threats and intimidations that come from all directions. Being expensive and looking for time to research is the most vulnerable sector, the most difficult to survive the time. It is unjustly competed, artificially, by news of news cut from the body of her news and served to the public with a bombastic title. A trick that is read and clicked more than the news for which hard work has been worked on and knocked on many doors to have exhaustive information, to completely reveal the truth to the public.
« Investigative journalist is the most at risk because of the caliber of his work because he makes a journalistic investigation almost with him that he does an investigator when he is looking to uncover an event or to raise a criminal case, »-says Anila Hoxha, journalist. « From investigative journalists we receive information that when they bring a request for information to a ministry or a particular institution immediately a day or two later receive intimidating and threatening calls from persons related to the issue they are dealing with »,-says Blerjana Bino, head of the Center for Science and Innovation for Development, Scidev.
