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]]> By: scion http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/07/the-young-and-the-news/#comment-26452 scion Mon, 09 Oct 2006 17:39:16 +0000 http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/07/the-young-and-the-news/#comment-26452 Interesting comment about their distrust of blogs... While their skepticism is commendable, their facile dismissal is a disappointment. But given our celebrity-soused, entertainment-happy culture, why would a 15 year-old pay attention to the GOP, Sunnis and tax incentives? There's no soundtrack. When I was 15, I was *forced* to read TIME magazine every week and summarize world news stories for my World History class! Jordan King is right, “Your hands get all black from the ink.” Funny thing is, my hands are still stained today. I wonder: are my ink-stained hands the iPod-hearing-impaired ears of tomorrow? Interesting comment about their distrust of blogs… While their skepticism is commendable, their facile dismissal is a disappointment. But given our celebrity-soused, entertainment-happy culture, why would a 15 year-old pay attention to the GOP, Sunnis and tax incentives? There’s no soundtrack. When I was 15, I was *forced* to read TIME magazine every week and summarize world news stories for my World History class! Jordan King is right, “Your hands get all black from the ink.” Funny thing is, my hands are still stained today. I wonder: are my ink-stained hands the iPod-hearing-impaired ears of tomorrow?

]]> By: Leonard http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/07/the-young-and-the-news/#comment-26071 Leonard Sun, 08 Oct 2006 22:11:13 +0000 http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/07/the-young-and-the-news/#comment-26071 <i>This doesn’t give me a warm feeling for these folks as informed voters in the future.</i> But think of how politically informed most 15 year olds have been, since the beginning of time. It doesn't mean they won't develop a taste for more thought provoking and insightful commentary down the track, but it does mean they will want to get it when and how they want it. I think a lot of journalists get anxious because new media keeps saying "this is your audience of the future." It's not. The audience of the future is just that; in the future. For now we get to practice creating mobile news content for 15 year olds. In five years time we should hopefully have a handle on that, but we'll need to be creating content for these same people as college students, then again as newly employed, then again as new parents, each with different requirements and interests, but more than likely all used to getting their news how and when they want it. Just think of "Paris Hilton updates" as practising for the future. This doesn’t give me a warm feeling for these folks as informed voters in the future.

But think of how politically informed most 15 year olds have been, since the beginning of time. It doesn’t mean they won’t develop a taste for more thought provoking and insightful commentary down the track, but it does mean they will want to get it when and how they want it. I think a lot of journalists get anxious because new media keeps saying “this is your audience of the future.” It’s not. The audience of the future is just that; in the future. For now we get to practice creating mobile news content for 15 year olds. In five years time we should hopefully have a handle on that, but we’ll need to be creating content for these same people as college students, then again as newly employed, then again as new parents, each with different requirements and interests, but more than likely all used to getting their news how and when they want it.

Just think of “Paris Hilton updates” as practising for the future.

]]> By: Tim http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/07/the-young-and-the-news/#comment-26057 Tim Sun, 08 Oct 2006 21:13:26 +0000 http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/07/the-young-and-the-news/#comment-26057 This doesn't give me a warm feeling for these folks as informed voters in the future. If "news is only fun if it's out of the ordinary" how do they keep track of mundane stories like how their county commissioners blow the highway funds on roads to the local fat-cat developer's subdivision? I agree that the media that they use to receive their news needs to be the media that they like to use (whatever that is), but I'm sure wondering whether they pay attention to real news, or just the "yellow journalism"-style stories. This doesn’t give me a warm feeling for these folks as informed voters in the future. If “news is only fun if it’s out of the ordinary” how do they keep track of mundane stories like how their county commissioners blow the highway funds on roads to the local fat-cat developer’s subdivision?

I agree that the media that they use to receive their news needs to be the media that they like to use (whatever that is), but I’m sure wondering whether they pay attention to real news, or just the “yellow journalism”-style stories.

]]> By: DK http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/07/the-young-and-the-news/#comment-25551 DK Sat, 07 Oct 2006 19:11:53 +0000 http://www.lostremote.com/2006/10/07/the-young-and-the-news/#comment-25551 Insightful stuff - over on my own venture (MediaSnackers) I focus not just on how young people consume the news but media generally, plus how they are creators, producers and participants now not just consumers... Insightful stuff - over on my own venture (MediaSnackers) I focus not just on how young people consume the news but media generally, plus how they are creators, producers and participants now not just consumers…

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