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Elon Musk explains why the old school journalism is dead “Citizen journalism is the future. I really encourage everyone out there to write stuff on 𝕏 or any other platform” Citizen journalism is changing how information flows Instead of a small number of editors deciding what the public gets...

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Elon Musk: Something's wrong with the press. Citizen journalism is the future. “The far-left press has been going on and on about how Trump is like Hitler, Mussolini and Stalin combined, and you rolled them all into one, and he's somehow worse than all three of them combined. These are people who have killed tens of millions of people. Something's wrong with the press, guys. Journalism is dead. What the heck is going on? It's bizarre. That's why 𝕏 is the future. It's citizen journalism, where you hear from the people, it's by the people, for the people. That's what it's all about. I think this is a super, super big deal, and it's absolutely fundamental and transformative that the people actually get to decide the news and the narrative and what matters. The legacy media is basically controlled by a handful of editors-in-chief. That's it. They decide what's going to get published. That's why I really encourage everyone out there to write stuff on the 𝕏 platform and other platforms too. But citizen journalism is the future. That's where you get to hear from actual experts in the field, people who are experts in any given industry. And you get to hear the rebuttal. If somebody says something that's wrong or requires more context people can add that. 𝕏 has got community notes, which is great. Community notes, I think, got a very good batting average. It's not perfect, but it's got a very good batting average.” Lancaster, Pennsylvania, October 26, 2024

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Elon Musk: The cumulative voice of the people should decide what's newsworthy. “In times past, we didn't have the technology for this, so the only way to learn news was for it to be filtered through a small number of news organizations and then to be printed in newspapers or broadcast. There wasn't really any way that people could speak to each other or communicate with each other. But now there is, because people can be online. I'm a big believer in citizen journalism being actually way better. At first, citizen journalism may sound like, well, doesn't that mean just a whole bunch of amateurs are doing journalism? No, actually, it's way better because if you have actual experts in the field saying things that's way better than a journalist, if you have people who are actually at the event, live. Look at the attempted assassination of President Trump, people actually at the event live, doing video, people are reporting it. That's the kind of thing that is actually far better information than filtering it through a small number of publications, which ends up being controlled by maybe five editors-in-chief. There's like five people that control the news. And even though there are multiple newspapers, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, a few others, they decide what is newsworthy. But that should not be how it works. It should be the voice of the people, the cumulative voice of the people should decide what is newsworthy.” Philadelphia, October 18, 2024

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