Monday, September 14, 2009

Lauren's Awesome First Blog

Cell phones have developed greatly over the past century. They have become smaller in size and are now furnished with incredibly striking new features. Today’s phones are equipped with touch screen capabilities, the ability to search the Internet, check e-mails, messaging, and have immense data storage. Recently, journalists have used cell phones to become more secure with their readers. Journalists repeatedly ask their readers to share information and updates through their mobile devices. I believe cell phones have potential in becoming one of journalism’s greatest assets, in that, they are capable of providing for anyone. They are so diverse and compatible with their many different styles, sizes, and have features for anyone’s enjoyment. Unfortunately, they are uncensored and journalists must be extremely aware of whom they are receiving information from and if the information is correct. Cell phones have wide-range possibilities and can potentially take the place of many of our unaccommodating information-sharing technologies.

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